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The local mechanic is suggesting we add a pad heater (glues
to the bottom of the oil reservoir on our A-65). He says if we keep it plugged in all winter it will not only keep the engine ready to start in cold weather, it will minimize temp changes and inflow/outflow moist air exchange in the cylinders, which will limit corrosion. I'd appreciate comments or suggestions from those with experience. The Aircraft Spruce website says no STC is required for these. Why not? Last, Are there any other inexpensive, safe solutions we should consider that would hold the engine and/or oil at a constant temp? I would think there might be some way to cover the engine compartment with old blankets and set a 75 degree thermstatically controlled heater or light bulb in there. Thanks. |
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