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<DIV>FYI... I had a conversation with a flying friend the other day
about the<BR>soda bottle fuel tanks and the way they shrink. He happens to
work for<BR>Pepsi and explained to me that the bottles are blow molded. He
said if they<BR>are not used with in a certain period of time that the memory in
the plastic<BR>takes over and they will shrink in size and then they have to
discard the<BR>old bottles. The carbonized soda keeps the shape of the
bottle till used.<BR>He said that most likely the nitro content speeds up the
process and could<BR>explain why some of you using them with higher then 15%
nitro are<BR>experiencing this phenomenon.<BR>So.... drink another one.... rinse
and fill.<BR><BR>Wayne Galligan<BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>