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What is Fluid Delce?

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Old 29th Nov 2011, 07:42
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What is Fluid Delce?
I can not find anywhere on the internet what MT-propeller call a Fluid Delce. Can you help me?
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G'day klykas,

Are you sure it is not Fluid De - lce which would seem to indicate that it is a propellor de-icing fluid.

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Thanks Bullethead, I think that is exactly right!
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Does it have a slinger ring? Probably a TKS system see


De-icing and anti-icing product manufactures to the civil aviation and transportation industries

Exciting new addition to the FAT lineup! - Cirrus Owners and Pilots Association
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From a pilot.....

Its a highly expensive system to run. The fluid costs a fortune and although it apparently works reasoanbly well it needs alot of TLC to keep it working well.
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