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Sorry, but I'm getting my reply-to messages all mixed up. Let me try this again:
I'm using Ed Klepeis' heater core. He makes a really nice unit that includes the core and fan. You just need to make an air box and direct the outlet to a scat tube. I also installed a water contrtol valve that I got from Summit Racing. I actuate the shut-off valve with a non-mac servo ( http://www.servocity.com/html/servos___accessories.html) and a servo-controller from Eric Jones ( http://www.periheliondesign.com/moreproducts.htm - scroll to bottom of page). I also put in a flapper (Aircraft Spruce) on the hot air output that will change the direction of the hot air from my feet to a defrost outlet in my glareshield. This is also controlled with one of Eric Jones' controllers and a servo.
So, my heater electrical system consists of a fan switch (provided by Ed Klepeis), and two servo controllers. I don't have any pictures, but if it would help, I can take some.
Best Regards,
Steve ____________________________________________________________________ Put a brass ball valve on the input side to the core to control the flow of heatant <g> through the core as a temp control with a push/pull cable hooked to the handle. Can't get much downer & dirtier than that. Just my $0.02.
The NAPA store has a book full of water control valves designed to be cable operated. They are small and light weight, and cheap. Lynn E. Hanover |
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