Thanks 9001Ron for the "how it works". Makes sense.
I actually thought I had another tank like that on a dead generator here but there are subtle but important differences in that tank. :(
But it occurred to me that the cup is structurally solid enough to hold a small "cup" in it. So I'm mulling over things I can use to make a cup to put in the cup. Copper pipe with end cap, pill bottle, metal cap off some container, thin sheet of brass or aluminum beat into a cup, aluminum foil, still thinking. Gotta make sure how much depth I have to work with too.
Also as suggested here JB Weld or by my neighbor Bondo body filler, some kind of epoxy, hot glue, still thinking. Humm does that stuff hold up to constant contact with gas?
I think I'm going to see how easily I can form a cup from that cheap brass planter on my scrap pile--if I can find it. I also wonder how well aluminum foil would hold up over time.
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