Re: finally go fly and now we freeze (172 air leaks)

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
 "Mike Z." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Now you mention it, I was going to try a bit of that synthetic steel wool to 
> keep the bugs out and let air in next summer.
> 
> So from the sounds of it, we are assuming my cold air is from leakage around 
> the vents back in there someplace.
> 
> I will try stuffing the inlets tonight. Thanks.

You might have air leaking thru the wing/fuselage joing also.  Perhaps 
some insulation material around the upper corners of the windshield, 
at/near the wing leading edge.  You'll have to remove the trim pieces to 
get to it, or perhaps the fairing over the wingroot.

-- 
Dale L. Falk

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as simply messing around with airplanes.

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