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In a message dated 5/28/2002 10:27:29 AM Central Daylight Time, cbaker9@nyc.rr.com writes:
Two notes- the vents produce a little bit of air noise at high speeds, ..........
Clark,
A "little bit of noise"? I must admit that, after the thin-walled canopy, the air vents are the next most loudest source of noise - even with a Bose headset (third is the occasional scream from the pilot). I do believe that it is not the rush of air, but prop/engine noise. On my next aeroplane, I would seriously consider a more aft source of ventilation air.
Scott Krueger
N92EX
PS: When you go all electric, use the output from the vacuum pump to cool your brow!
PPS: Hmmmm. If you are using a vacuum pump, is your cockpit at a lower pressure because of all the air being sucked out? Or, does the presence of two Lancair pilots in the cockpit compensate by the excess hot air being expelled.
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