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April 22, 2008 at 4:42 pm #66939
rdugger
ParticipantAaron,
so the vent whistle thing really works?
How much warning do you get? How loud is it?Rick
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April 23, 2008 at 5:10 am #69578
Anonymous
Yes, it works very well.
It sounds like a tea kettle. I wasn’t really able to mount it as low as I would have liked, it’s only about a foot vertically from the vent, so you probably only have a second or two. But It stops and I stop and no fuel goes in the water. 🙂
On 4/22/08 9:42 AM, Rick Dugger wrote :
Aaron,
so the vent whistle thing really works?
How much warning do you get? How loud is it?Rick
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April 23, 2008 at 12:38 pm #69580
Anonymous
Aaron,
I’m curious about what Rich asked. Does the fuel vent whistle whistle when fuel sloshes around in the tank? Seems like the sloshing would move some air in and out of the vent line.
Tor
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April 23, 2008 at 3:37 pm #69582
Anonymous
What is causing the whistle to whistle when the tank is filling is the volume of air being displaced by the incoming fuel. Fuel sloshing in the tank would mostly move air already in the tank around not push it out the vent. I doubt there would be any issue with wave action causing an annoying side effect –
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Quote:Aaron,I’m curious about what Rich asked. Does the fuel vent whistle whistle when fuel sloshes around in the tank? Seems like the sloshing would move some air in and out of the vent line.
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April 24, 2008 at 1:09 am #69597
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Not that I’ve ever heard. Though to be quite honest I haven’t given the boat a real pounding since installing it.
I would think that if it were bad enough of a ‘slosh’ to whistle that the wind and waves would be proportionately louder too and overpower it.
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Quote:Aaron,I’m curious about what Rich asked. Does the fuel vent whistle whistle when fuel sloshes around in the tank? Seems like the sloshing would move some air in and out of the vent line.
Tor
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