Things to remember in very hot weather

Mxsmanic wrote in
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terry writes:

Why do you worry? Worrying to me implies some sort of sonsequences if
you screw up. Can you please elaborate on the consequences you are
worried about, I am really intrigued.

I might have an accident.


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Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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More_Flaps writes:

Sweat dripping onto your keyboard and BO attracting the landlord.

The hot weather was in the sim, not in real life (fortunately).
That's another advantage of simulation. There would be nothing fun
about flying at 43° C in real life.


Yes, there would, you dumb ****.

Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Stealth Pilot writes:

on the contrary it is a hell of a lot of fun.
just how long do you think it stays 43 C when you are flying for
real?

Most of the flight, at moderate altitudes, or at least it stays too
hot for most of the flight. My baron has an "air conditioning"
switch, but it's not clear whether or not this is the real thing,
since the real thing requires a compressor.


You don't have a Baon, you fjukkkwit.


Bertie

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.. On Jun 29, 8:32 am, "muff528" wrote:
"Mxsmanic" wrote in message

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More_Flaps writes:

Sweat dripping onto your keyboard and BO attracting the landlord.

The hot weather was in the sim, not in real life (fortunately).
That's another advantage of simulation. There would be nothing fun
about flying
at
43° C in real life.

I doubt it would be uncomfortably hot at 3-4000 feet if it's 43° C on
the ground. Maybe you're flying too close to the ground.

Tony P.

I'll disagree, 43° C (109 f.) is extremely uncomfortable at 3000'.
Unless you have A/C in the plane, I don't.
Lou

Yep, 43° C (109 f.) WOULD be extremely uncomfortable at 3000'. But it
probably not that hot at 3000 if it's 43C on the ground.


It's be 37 and most likely below that, in fact.



Bertie

B A R R Y wrote in newsLM9k.5801$LG4.5340
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muff528 wrote:


Yep, 43° C (109 f.) WOULD be extremely uncomfortable at 3000'. But it
probably not that hot at 3000 if it's 43C on the ground.

Do you fly?

109F on the ground would be at or near 100F at 3,000. That's still hot,
especially with the sun beating on you through the windows.


Actually, it would probably be lower, but it depends on the stability of
the air on the day...



Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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muff528 writes:

If it's still too hot at 3000 feet just go higher till you cool off!
You're in an airplane!

In this case, the service ceiling of the aircraft would make it
difficult to cool off by climbing.


No, it wouldn't, moron.



Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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muff528 writes:

If that's as high as your airplane will go you probably should get
another airplane. At least don't fly around out west where the hills
are higher than that. Sometimes even the ground is higher than that!
:-)

I try to avoid the mountains when flying a small plane.


No, you don't. you don't fly and there are no mountains in your computer,
you fjukkwit.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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muff528 writes:

I doubt it would be uncomfortably hot at 3-4000 feet if it's 43° C on
the ground. Maybe you're flying too close to the ground.

The difference would only be a few degrees at 4000 feet, and that's
not enough when the temperature at the surface is 43° C.
Additionally, the temperature inside the aircraft would be higher at
all times.


No, t wouldn't you fjukkwit.



Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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RST Engineering writes:

In a standard atmosphere, 43C at sea level would translate to 35C at
4000MSL.

Thirty-five degrees is still intolerable. And Gila Bend is at 789
feet MSL. And that temperature is outside the aircraft, not inside,
where it will be hotter.


No it wouldn;'t fjukkwit.


it doesn't matter since you will never, ever be in a Baron anywhere, hot or
cold


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote in
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Mxsmanic wrote in
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terry writes:

Why do you worry? Worrying to me implies some sort of sonsequences if
you screw up. Can you please elaborate on the consequences you are
worried about, I am really intrigued.

I might have an accident.


Here ya go.

www.diapersetc.com



Bertie

Anthony will have to add that to his begging list on Amazon.com. He can't
afford it otherwise.