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Kelly Troyer wrote:

> Ernest
>    Exactly where I will put my cooling exit !! Have you thought about 
> a little insulation
> between you and those hot air ducts (at least in the summer) ??

No.  Not thought of that.

I'm going to pull cabin heat off the rear of the oil cooler by.  Cabin 
vent air will be from the front.  Bring both into a mixer before 
delivering to the cabin.  There will be a large open space between the 
duct and the cabin wall.  Will that suffice for insulation, you think?  
Being that it will be open, I can always add a layer of styrofoam later.

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