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F-15's for sure....all varients.

 

Dump masts are located on both wingtips but only the right mast is used for inflight dumping.

 

 

The isreali models dump through the right wing-root, but only after jettisoning the wing.

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The vent valves main purpose is to allow air/fuel to escape when the tanks are full of fuel and the fuel expands due to weather conditions..ie heat.

 

Always good times when the fuels nerd forgets the physics of that and gasses up a jet all the way on a frosty Friday night, and by nice warm Monday the hangar has become a flammable birdbath.

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If the F-18 is over 34,000 lbs, how do we dump internal fuel for a safe carrier landing?

 

• Set bingo Fuel to your required amount (DDI Menu>Support>Checklist=A/C WT)

• Use the Fuel Dump Switch on the LH Panel (page 19 of Chuck's Hornet Guide) above 5,000 ft.

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If the F-18 is over 34,000 lbs, how do we dump internal fuel for a safe carrier landing?

How about asking that in the F/A-18 subforum instead of necromancing a 9 year old thread from the A-10C subforum???

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