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From: DELTAFLYER@prodigy.net
Subject: Heater solution?

With all of the recent cold weather my thoughts are 
turning towards how to best heat my aircraft cabin.
Does anyone have any suggestions for a heater core, 
perhaps one made out of aluminum? One that puts out 
enough heat to warm a 4 seater cabin when it is -20F 
degrees outside. I would welcome all suggestions.
Thanks,
Jim
Dyke Delta/13B