Too funny.

"I bent the tool I made to test my other tool"

Originally Posted by Scott Gerber

For what it's worth the Fiji bottle survived unscathed with zero leaks. One minute in a industrial paint shaker did no harm other than dents in the paint can and lid.
Scott

One good test is worth 1000 opinions.

I wonder if the (sound) rythum was any good. Must have sounded like a Spanish Maracca..

Originally Posted by Scott Gerber

After several conversations with our devoted and loyal PSP customers, there have been numerous requests for a "One Stop Shop" Fiji Water bottle fuel tank kit. This is a "Builders' kit" for the discriminating modeler that insists on doing their own high end work and set up design. All the parts needed in one kit to add to the builder supplied Fiji or similar bottle.There will be three kit sizes 16oz, 32oz and 50oz with appropriate length tubing for each. Price and availability to be announced soon but expected to come in just a bit more than the cap and fittings combo already on the website.

This is what is included: Aluminum cap, one and/or two single and double barb fittings, a section of genuine "BLACK" 60 durometer Viton tubing, two zip ties, a section of brass tubing, brass barb and the newly designed PSP custom heavy clunk pick up.

Scott

Is there a link for the whole package? Any quantity discounts?

Originally Posted by W.W. Corrigan

Too funny.

"I bent the tool I made to test my other tool"

That's funny.

Originally Posted by ghoffman

Is there a link for the whole package? Any quantity discounts?

Hey Gary,

John has not set the price just yet but will soon then get it posted on the website. I'm sure he would be more that happy to work with you on quantity discounts. We are trying to do that with all the major stuff to make it easier for guys to upgrade their entire fleet at one time.

Scott

Yes, that was what I was thinking for myself and some other guys around here.

It will happen...

Scott

I have fox soda bottlecaps on fiji bottles for my smoke tanks and 4rtitude tanks as fuel cells that I got from Aerographixs .I have them in all my planes.On my 50 and 100cc planes I have a bob violet headtank bubble trap ,its a nice little bit of insurance against bubbles and the downline run dry.Not one single leak on any of my planes so far,the only fuel not in the lines or tanks is what I may sloppilie over run or spill.I have them all set up for easy removal too.

Originally Posted by TimSmith

I have fox soda bottlecaps on fiji bottles for my smoke tanks and 4rtitude tanks as fuel cells that I got from Aerographixs .I have them in all my planes.On my 50 and 100cc planes I have a bob violet headtank bubble trap ,its a nice little bit of insurance against bubbles and the downline run dry.Not one single leak on any of my planes so far,the only fuel not in the lines or tanks is what I may sloppilie over run or spill.I have them all set up for easy removal too.

Good to know...!!!


Scott

Last year I made a couple of these tanks for my 2 planes 50cc and 100cc and they worked perfectly. I am now building another 50cc plane and wanted to duplicate the tank from my first 50cc and now the Meijer store doesn't carry that brand of flavored water anymore. If my memory is right I believe it was right at 20 oz.. What is everyone here using for a 50cc plane (DLE55)? Mark

Mark,

The Fiji bottle says 500 mL (1.05 PT). It's plenty for the 55cc's.

16 oz is perfect

Scott!!! I need those 90* fittings, pronto!

"Happy" isn't impressed he can't fly yet!

Originally Posted by Revy

Scott!!! I need those 90* fittings, pronto!

"Happy" isn't impressed he can't fly yet!

Here ya go.....

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_os_product