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<< www.portachill.com or 877-474-2841.  Ad says less than 25 lbs, plugs into 
cigarette lighter, $300, and that they'll be at Sun'n'Fun and Oshkosh.>>

25 lb. for the cooler and fan, how much for the ice? 

Water is heavy stuff....

It's also pretty bulky, takes up a lot more room than a good A/C 
installation.  For liquid cooled engines, there's no question that you should 
stack the A/C heat exchanger with an engine water heater core so that the 
same fan can serve both heating and A/C functions.  Dick Perry has designed a 
very clean system along these lines.  It is fully contained in the tail with 
flush inlets and outlets so when you're up high and cruising it shouldn't 
have any aerodynamic impact.


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