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Monarch AUX fuel cells in a 182
Monarch AUX fuel cells in a 182
Anyone know of a 1956 182 pre A that has the monarch fuel cells? Having a little trouble with a field approval. Really need some help here............. any N#, name, or phone number would be great.
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Sheri
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Re: Monarch AUX fuel cells in a 182
Dear Madam
Did you gather some information about fuel cells for your 1956 182 Cessna.I've got a 1958 182 and also want to increase my range.If you have information , please advise .I'm from South Africa , very difficult to get information here.
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FRED VILJOEN
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Re: Monarch AUX fuel cells in a 182
Sheri
I have been offered an old jump plane for sale with monarch caps and tanks, although don't think it has aux tanks fitted.
Its a 1957 pre A model.
Skydive Marana in AZ.
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Re: Monarch AUX fuel cells in a 182
Monarch does make a replacement fiberglass type tank for most all 182's. They also make aux tanks that fit into these tanks. Another option is to add the Flint Aero aux wing tanks to your existing bladders. Both companies have websites with more information.
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