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I heard that someone at the Lancair fly-in was taking skin temperature
readings on different colored airplanes.

Does anyone know who did this? or have the data?

I'm a big fan of all red airplanes and would love know how much impact the
darker colors really have on skin temperature.

How about anyone who has already painted their top a non-white color...any
good or bad results?

Steve Richard
steve@oasissolutions.com