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Glossary

What fuel filters does a gyroplane have?

Usually more than one, in a chain: a coarse strainer at the tank outlet, a gascolator, a clear sediment bowl at the system's low point that traps water and debris and is checked at every annual, and a fine filter just ahead of the engine-driven pump. Each does a different job, so one is not a substitute for another.

Also called Gascolator

That is the whole entry for now. The longer version, with the mechanics and worked examples, is still to be written. See autorotation for how those read once they exist.

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