Anyone tried using a portable 12v cooler in your plane?

("Jack Allison" wrote)
When compared to MontBlack's PMC, *nothing* keeps beverages of any sort
cold enough. So, Paul...care to enlighten us on PMC v2.0? Wheels? Hinged
lid? Padded seat on the top? All of the above? :-)


Padded seat is a must. PMC used too often as a table - then you have to move
everything ...

Wheels are also a must.

I've given in, a drain will be added too.

PMC will be white next year.

Hinged lid? If I can do it without ruining 'the casket's' Fred Flintstone
lines, sure.

Now, about PMC v2.0 ...Think composites - oops, I've said too much.


Montblack

In article ,
Jack Allison wrote:

Ben Hallert wrote:
Like the boaters, just hang a mesh bag full of soda out your window.
You can secure it to your seat with some rope, about 20-30 feet should
be enough to dangle the drinks beneath and below your aircraft for wind
maximum cooling.
Hmmm, didn't consider this as one of the disadvantages of a low wing :-)
Well, that and the storm window on a piper would be a one can at a
time deal.

Don't forget the broomstick you need to stick out the window to keep the
cans from banging against the fuselage as you haul it in.
Ah, the joys of high wing flying! Just open the door and haul in the
rope!

Jim Burns wrote:

Wheels are also a must.

Don't limit your imagination, oh king of the garage sale!!!

pickup an old battery powered wheel chair or one of those dreaded electric
scooter then make the PMC a mobile party pack!

Maybe the BBQ thieves could get zzoooms?

Wheels are also a must.

Don't limit your imagination, oh king of the garage sale!!!

pickup an old battery powered wheel chair or one of those dreaded electric
scooter then make the PMC a mobile party pack!

Jim

On 11/4/2005 09:25, Jim Burns wrote:

Wheels are also a must.

Don't limit your imagination, oh king of the garage sale!!!

pickup an old battery powered wheel chair or one of those dreaded electric
scooter then make the PMC a mobile party pack!

Jim



Don't stop there. A little robotics and you could make it act like
a puppy and follow you around the area.


--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane
Sacramento, CA

Mark Hansen wrote:

Don't stop there. A little robotics and you could make it act like
a puppy and follow you around the area.

A little ingenuity in the design of the drain, and it'll even be able to pee on
fire hydrants.

George Patterson
Drink is the curse of the land. It makes you quarrel with your neighbor.
It makes you shoot at your landlord. And it makes you miss him.

Just so it don't hump our legs! (it would shake up the beer)
Jim

"George Patterson" wrote in message
news:dxNaf.46$w_6.33@trndny09...
Mark Hansen wrote:

Don't stop there. A little robotics and you could make it act like
a puppy and follow you around the area.

A little ingenuity in the design of the drain, and it'll even be able to
pee on
fire hydrants.

George Patterson
Drink is the curse of the land. It makes you quarrel with your
neighbor.
It makes you shoot at your landlord. And it makes you miss him.

Mark Hansen wrote:
On 11/4/2005 09:25, Jim Burns wrote:

Wheels are also a must.


Don't limit your imagination, oh king of the garage sale!!!

pickup an old battery powered wheel chair or one of those dreaded
electric
scooter then make the PMC a mobile party pack!

Jim



Don't stop there. A little robotics and you could make it act like
a puppy and follow you around the area.


You can get a golf pull cart that is battery powered. You attach a
device about the size of a garage door opener remote control to your
belt and the cart follows you wherever you go, at whatever distance you
want it.

("Newps" wrote)
You can get a golf pull cart that is battery powered. You attach a
device about the size of a garage door opener remote control to your
belt and the cart follows you wherever you go, at whatever distance you
want it.


You turn around and the thing is empty! What the #%^*?


Montblack -- "Heal"

("Montblack" wrote)
Montblack -- "Heal"

"Heel"

Montlack
No chew toy for me tonight.