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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:05 am    Post subject: Engine compartment heating... Reply with quote

To carry the thread (finding good source of cool air for cockpit) . . .

I don't get back to my airplane until after March 10. I hope someone out
there can do some fresh air temp checks before then. I was getting ready with
template to cut a NACA vent into the left front to install a source for
radio cooling air. hmmmm, maybe not.

I'll also poke my Fluke meter (temp) around inside the cockpit to see what
the inflow temp is.

Vince F..... I would be curious if your OAT (pickup in front) ever acts in
non-linear fashion... suspecting maybe heat soak ... or reflecting backflow at
certain airspeeds. If you slow down, does the temp OAT cool down ?

do not archive John Meyers N 5800


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:00 am    Post subject: Engine compartment heating... Reply with quote

I have my NACA ducts for pilot cold air on both sides of the fuselage,
aligned with the cowl split line. I also have one under the wing for the
rear seat pax. All of them flow lots and lots of cold air, no heating at
all on the sides that I can detect. They flow so much air, I generally only
have one going at a time, so two is overkill. However two is nice on the
ground, as I have noticed a slight cross wind can blank one of them out as
the prop blast gets deflected. Anyway, no problems with side mounted NACA
ducts for cold air, even on the ground.

Greg Nelson, N1444X

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