Friend has the cies sensors and gi 275 I believe? Tail wheel plane. How do you accommodate the low indication at rest and higher in flight attitude?
Seems prudent to do the 10 gallons just in case and then we have more on board than required
Nope. Sometimes having 60 extra lbs is what you don’t want. Like these two strips. Knowing precisely what you have means you don’t need to carry tons of extra “prudence” gas. I still land back home with 10-15 gallons.
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