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Closeup of the kerosene tank. After running for about 4 hours on Saturday and 1 hour on Sunday, I honestly could not see a decrese in fuel level.
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Snow geese in the snow, on the drive home in Burlington
Snow geese in the snow, on the drive home in Burlington
Snow geese in the snow, on the drive home in Burlington
Closeup of the kerosene tank. After running for about 4 hours on Saturday and 1 hour on Sunday, I honestly could not see a decrese in fuel level.
Forgot to get a photo of the thru-hull so this will have to do..its the larger one just behind the sink drain.
Shadows create an optical illusion, the wiring and cables are actually separated from the exhaust by a good 4 inches. The exhaust port also has a guard tacked to the top of it so really it's impossible for the wires to come into contact even if somehow they fell or sagged.
Intake and exhaust ducting (exhaust line runs inside of the larger diameter intake duct), wrapped in cloth insulation, must be 3' or less. Mine is probably about 2.75 ft at this location.
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Closeup of the kerosene tank. After running for about 4 hours on Saturday and 1 hour on Sunday, I honestly could not see a decrese in fuel level.

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Closeup of the kerosene tank. After running for about 4 hours on Saturday and 1 hour on Sunday, I honestly could not see a decrese in fuel level.
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Anacortes Wallas Install Nov 2017
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After working on the Wallas installation for 4 hours on the workstand, I decided to launch and finish the project on the water in Anacortes. Who's that in the background?
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