Originally Posted by The_Wreck

When you wrote that I thought you were talking about Mark, until I got to the good looking and Highly polished part.

LOL!

Originally Posted by Huckin Chuck

I am looking at one of these. The dot i currently have likes to pop the nipple out of the tube when i take the line out. So i end up with a dot in my hand and a fuel line stuck in the plane. Then i have to take the canopy off to get the the thing. So will the mcfueler dot ever come off without taking the line with it?

1000s of flights over several different airframes, I've not had one issue ever with the McFuelers. There are many fuel dots that work or look great, Mark has all the bases covered with these.
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Mark, what time will you be anwsering calls during this week?

Originally Posted by Huckin Chuck

Mark, what time will you be anwsering calls during this week?

I have always PM'ed him with an address and he asks for a check in return or for a Credit/Paypal payment. Just do that and it will go right through.

McFueler's are great, and I've had 3 !! Nothing else comes close.

Originally Posted by Huckin Chuck

Mark, what time will you be anwsering calls during this week?

I was out of town for the weekend at an IMAC Judging school but I'm back now and you can call anytime during the day from after 7am till around 7pm East Coast time. I live in North Carlonia. The best way to contact me is to just send me a PM here on the Giants.

I like the Spot-On Fuel Dots. They have a strong magnet that holds the fuel dot in. They come in either single or double dots.

http://shop.aztechaeromodels.com/Spo...A-SO-FDOTS.htm

http://shop.aztechaeromodels.com/Spo...A-SO-FDOTD.htm

I have the Spot on one. I love it its just that the line comes off a lot. I have another spot on and i want to try that. Its the same thing maybe it will work better i dont know. If now, ill become a proud owner of a mcfueler dot!

Originally Posted by SuperTrooper

I like the Spot-On Fuel Dots. They have a strong magnet that holds the fuel dot in. They come in either single or double dots.

http://shop.aztechaeromodels.com/Spo...A-SO-FDOTS.htm

http://shop.aztechaeromodels.com/Spo...A-SO-FDOTD.htm

That is a cool idea.

Got my McFueler today. Wow. This is just awesome. Second to none. If I had to find something wrong with it, I'd say it's the footprint (it's big), but that's REALLY not a big deal.

Got mine today. looks very good! Check is in the mail thanks.

Thanks guys, the foot print is as small as I could make it and still pull the fuel line thru the hole while the barb is in the line, and I really don't want to try to make a smaller one there is a lot of work making it the way it is !

Hey Mark, thanks for the quick service as I received mine yesterday. A check is in the mail today!

Bobby aka TDD

Originally Posted by McFueler

Thanks guys, the foot print is as small as I could make it and still pull the fuel line thru the hole while the barb is in the line, and I really don't want to try to make a smaller one there is a lot of work making it the way it is !

You could reduce the footprint by threading the outside of the cylinder housing and removing the screw plate on the outside. Then you'd just have to drill a hole and thread it into the mounting surface. Just a thought, and I have no idea how much work it would be. It doesn't reduce the size of the hardware, just the mounting footprint.

Originally Posted by Shaker

You could reduce the footprint by threading the outside of the cylinder housing and removing the screw plate on the outside. Then you'd just have to drill a hole and thread it into the mounting surface. Just a thought, and I have no idea how much work it would be. It doesn't reduce the size of the hardware, just the mounting footprint.

The problem with that is that the mounting surface is usually balsa sheeting or fiberglass that wouldn't have many threads. Mark also has the mounting flange setup to be a direct replacement to DA Fuel dots so there is ZERO modification nessessary if your just replacing the one you have.

My vote is still to "dub" him "Sir Mark"

I was showing mine off at the field this past weekend and got a few "Thats really cool!!" comments.