Difference between revisions of "FTX-2 External Fuel Duct"
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| − | The '''FTX-2 External Fuel Duct''' is a [[Fuel line]] that allows fuel to be drained off external (side-mounted) tanks. | + | The '''FTX-2 External Fuel Duct''' is a [[Fuel line]] that allows fuel to be drained off external (side-mounted) tanks. Currently it is massless and dragless, despite the CFG file values. |
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
| − | The FTX-2 allows fuel not directly connected to an engine to be used. The line must be first connected to the source for the fuel then to the destination of the fuel. If an engine is connected directly to fuel tanks and to tanks by a fuel line the tanks connected by fuel line will be | + | The FTX-2 allows fuel not directly connected to an engine to be used. The line must be first connected to the source for the fuel then to the destination of the fuel. If an engine is connected directly to fuel tanks and to tanks by a fuel line the tanks connected by fuel line will be prioritized. |
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| + | Any part connected to a fuel line will all fuel flow, even if fuelCrossFeed = False it its CFG file. The FTX-2's links provide additional strength and stability, somewhat like the [[EAS-4 Strut Connector]]. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 7 May 2012
The FTX-2 External Fuel Duct is a Fuel line that allows fuel to be drained off external (side-mounted) tanks. Currently it is massless and dragless, despite the CFG file values.
Usage
The FTX-2 allows fuel not directly connected to an engine to be used. The line must be first connected to the source for the fuel then to the destination of the fuel. If an engine is connected directly to fuel tanks and to tanks by a fuel line the tanks connected by fuel line will be prioritized.
Any part connected to a fuel line will all fuel flow, even if fuelCrossFeed = False it its CFG file. The FTX-2's links provide additional strength and stability, somewhat like the EAS-4 Strut Connector.
Description
| “ | New breakthroughs at FLOOYD Dynamics have made the FTX Fuel Duct a reality. Altough criticized by some as being no more than 'a sewage pipe painted yellow', most agree that the yellow is a relatively nice color, and that fuel lines are indeed able to pump fuel from side-mounted fuel tanks. After the recall of the FTX-1 series, All FTX-2 lines have arrows painted on to indicate the fuel flow direction, so engineers can tell which way around they are supposed to go. | ” |
Changes
- → See also: Version History
v0.13.1
- Changed the Fuel Line flow direction, so fuel will flow from the first-placed end of the line to the second end.
v0.13
- Initial Release
