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Posted for Tom Hall <tkhall@highland.net>:

  Won't help with pressurization compression and assoc. temp increases.


"""
      Why add the weight, expense, and complexity of a AC unit?  On my Legacy,
I've found that the Koger Sunshade cuts out so much of the solar heating from
the (huge) canopy that adding AC would be silly.  You only need it on the
ground, anyway.
"""