Shaking Up Fuel Bottles?

[Koenig, Tom]

Religiously.....but I must add that I mixed my own fuel for 20 odd years
until the arrival of the  "DZ". So I guess it may be just habit now. I do
not know wether the ingredients will come back out of suspension after
initial mixing? I wonder wether nitro will have a tendency to sit at the
bottom of the jug, having a higher SG than methanol?? Could not even have a
guess about the oil.

Tom

> ----------
> From: 	Don Livermore[SMTP:dlivermore at mchsi.com]
> Reply To: 	discussion at nsrca.org
> Sent: 	Monday, 22 September 2003 8:54
> To: 	discussion at nsrca.org
> Subject: 	Shaking Up Fuel Bottles?
> 
> Someone who has been racing rc cars for over 20 years and is a very
> qualified rc guy asked me this week if I had been "shaking" the gallon
> fuel bottles to mix the ingredients up before using. I had gotten a bad
> gallon of fuel that was just purchased from  a local  hobby shop and in
> questioning him about this is when he asked me the question. I have been
> doing rc for over ten years and I have never done this or have ever seen
> anyone doing this. Do any of you out there in "pattern land" do this?
> Thanks.....Don
> 

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