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Old January 31st 05, 12:07 AM
Rosspilot
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Last Friday it was 6 degrees when I had to do a shoot . . . preheated for
an
hour and ready to go . . . warm as toast.


I believe such products (this thing, Reiff, Tanis) are for over-night warm
ups, not spur of the moment.


I am tied down outside--no hangar, no power. I've had a Tanis heater since
owning the plane (it came with it) but it's useless to me.
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