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![]() skym wrote: Thanks to all for the responses. I have a Tanis heater for the oil, but just was wondering if an air-flow heater might be useful here. I'm in Montana, and temps well below 0 degree F are not uncommon in the winter. An airflow heater can warm up the engine and the cockpit for the sake of the avionics. As for putting together something myself I'm reminded of the old Groucho Marx joke about belonging to any private clubs: "I wouldn't join any club that would have me as a member." I'm across the ramp from you and all a guy needs is a couple of glue on heating pads from Tractor Supply and a cover from Kennon. At 0 degrees F the oil will be 100F and the cylinders will be 80F. |
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