Hi Jeff... regarding the quiet KRnet I agree but you hit it right on the nose. 
I have been busy finishing the brake assemblies, wiring my instrument panel and 
rigging the control cables. I will be installing the firewall and getting the 
engine mounted over the Christmas and New Years holidays. I hope everyone else 
is as busy as you and I. 
Great job with your cub and fair winds
Luis R Claudio, KR2S Dallas
    On ‎Thursday‎, ‎December‎ ‎6‎, ‎2018‎ ‎05‎:‎07‎:‎54‎ ‎PM‎ ‎CST, Jeff Scott 
via KRnet <[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 The KRNet has been pretty quiet as of late.  Hopefully that means everyone has 
been in the shop working on their planes. At long last, I have finished 
rebuilding the tanks in my SuperCub Clone.  Back in October, I posted the 
issues I had with extensive damage to the fuel system in my SuperCub Clone with 
Epoxy Resin tanks.  This damage was from use of alcohol free Mogas that 
apparently contained other additives that were incompatible with epoxy resins.  
I documented on my web site in gruesome detail the process I used to rebuild 
these tanks from start to finish.  
<http://jeffsplanes.com/Cub/MOGAS/mogas.html>  The wings were removed from the 
plane.  These tanks were gutted out, and built back up with vinylester resin, 
then coated with a slosh compound from KBS coatings.  Additionally, I have had 
a test running for 5 months now with several local alcohol free fuels in 
bottles with samples of Orings, fiberglass, and fittings with pipe dope in the 
threads.  All but one of the local fuels damaged the epoxy impregnated 
fiberglass I tested.  However, the quick test that I discovered was that fuels 
containing the damaging additive also dissolved pipe dope out of the threads of 
pipe fitting on contact.  So, a quick test to see if the fuel is compatible 
with my fuel system is take a fitting with pipe dope worked into the threads, 
and drop it into a test sample of the fuel and swirl it around.  If the fuel is 
incompatible, the pipe dope will dissolve as the test sample is gently swirled 
around.  If the fuel is compatible, nothing happens.  The test samples I took 4 
months ago are still soaking, and the fuel from the local Conoco station has 
still not dissolved the pipe dope, while the other local fuels dissolved the 
pipe dope on contact. Now all I need is some decent weather so I can get the 
SuperCub out for some play! -Jeff ScottCherokee Village, AR  
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