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I was perusing the manual and wondered if this was simulated in the DCS 51. It's a very minute detail but considering that I'm constantly impressed by the granularity of the working systems in this aircraft I became a little curious. And if so, which tank, fus or left main is the return. I believe this would make a little bit of difference if using the fuselage tank as you would want to use that tank first. I guess it's a moot point, as you would naturally burn the fus tank first to diminish the adverse effects of the weight that tank induces.

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Left main. If your tanks are topped off, you would definately want to drain a little bit out of left main first before switching to center.

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Good info. Thanks for the reply. I believe I read that it's up to 10 gallons per hour that is scavenged and returned. Probably negligible in the grand scheme of things but I wonder if it was enough to get you out of a pinch if you were in a low fuel situation while enroute to base.

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