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Jim Sower wrote:

>Which brings us back to your idea of running the EWP pretty much flat out and
>controlling the temperature with cowl flaps.  Good idea.  I hadn't thought about
>the lower flows causing large temperature differentials from one end to the
>other of the system.  Wonder what Craig Davies' thoughts are on that line of
>thought.
>Good thinking .... Jim S.
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How will you then deal with extremely long warmup times in cold weather?