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Time: 
04:48:24 PM PST US
From: 
Allan Maxwell <allanmaxe@yahoo.com>
Subject: 
Re: June Lightning Newsletter
      
      I flew yesterday afternoon gould not fly long not enough day light left sensor
      read 11 ga. left still leaking I got in touch with lightning people but sill waiting
      on info.
      
      --- On Wed, 6/11/08, Allan Maxwell &lt;allanmaxe@yahoo.com&gt; wrote:
      
      From: Allan Maxwell &lt;allanmaxe@yahoo.com&gt;
      Subject: Re: Lightning-List: June Lightning Newsletter
      
      
      Buz I talked to allan bell about the fuel on the ground I found out about and other
      leak hapend at about 40 hrs on plane doun't know what side yet. I will fly
      the plane tomorrow using that tank to see if it stops. To tell if it is leaking
      from top or bottem will let you know. thanks Allan Maxwell
      
      --- On Tue, 6/10/08, N1BZRich@aol.com &lt;N1BZRich@aol.com&gt; wrote:
      
      From: N1BZRich@aol.com &lt;N1BZRich@aol.com&gt;
      Subject: Re: Lightning-List: June Lightning Newsletter
      
      
      In a message dated 6/10/2008 7:35:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, allanmaxe@yahoo.com
      writes:
      a couple of days ago I noticed a litte fuel on the ground under left wing 
      
      Hi Allan,
      &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It is hard to respond with a definitive answer without
      knowing more facts.&nbsp; For example, what do you mean by a "little fuel" on
      the ground and how long had the puddle been there? &nbsp;Aviation fuel evaporates
      pretty quickly so unless it was a really large leak and large puddle, it probably
      would evaporate on the ground really quickly and you would not see a puddle
      unless it was recent.&nbsp; Did you see any dripping?&nbsp; Were there any
      blue residue on the bottom of the wing?&nbsp; Had the airplane just been refueled
      and the line guy possibly over filled the tank and that is what caused
      the fuel on the ground?&nbsp; That seems to happen a lot with the Esqual and Lightning
      when untrained line guys refuel them.&nbsp; Was there an apparent area
      where the fuel was coming from?&nbsp; For example the tank sump.&nbsp; Was it
      in fact fuel?&nbsp; Sorry about so many questions, but without more to go on
      it is hard to come up with
       suggestions.&nbsp; 
      Blue Skies,
      buz
      
      
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