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==Current Design==
The current design includes a welded steel fuel tank with fuel capacity of 1.6 Gallons:
The current design includes a welded steel fuel tank with fuel capacity of 1.6 Gallons:


:: <nowiki>(3.5" x 7.5" - (pi x( 0.5)^2)) x 14.5 / 231 = 1.59 Gal</nowiki>
:: <nowiki>(3.5" x 7.5" - (pi x( 0.5)^2)) x 14.5 / 231 = 1.59 Gal</nowiki>
::[[Image:CurrentFuelTank.png]]
==Off The Shelf fuel tank==


SurplusCenter.com sells a 5.5 gallon "off the shelf" fuel tank for $40:
SurplusCenter.com sells a 5.5 gallon "off the shelf" fuel tank for $40:
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::Item# 28-1756
::Item# 28-1756


Based on the given dimensions, I jammed together a Sketchup model and fit it into the Power Cube:
Based on the given dimensions, I jammed together a Sketchup model and fit it into the Power Cube:
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It could work, though we'd have to work out redirection of exhaust and mounting.
It could work, though we'd have to work out redirection of exhaust and mounting.
Update: This fuel tank is no longer for sale.

Revision as of 12:17, 5 December 2011

Current Design

The current design includes a welded steel fuel tank with fuel capacity of 1.6 Gallons:

(3.5" x 7.5" - (pi x( 0.5)^2)) x 14.5 / 231 = 1.59 Gal
CurrentFuelTank.png


Off The Shelf fuel tank

SurplusCenter.com sells a 5.5 gallon "off the shelf" fuel tank for $40:

FuelTank5.5.png
Item# 28-1756

Based on the given dimensions, I jammed together a Sketchup model and fit it into the Power Cube:

SFuelTank1.png
SFuelTank2.png


It could work, though we'd have to work out redirection of exhaust and mounting.

Update: This fuel tank is no longer for sale.