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Posted for "Bryan J. Burr" <bjburr@mwheli.com>:

  The defroster is as direct outlet from the heat source as I think there
  is.  I can put my hand on the glare shield and it is comfortable.  Not
  hot.  I am sure the heat would not be so high as to cause a problem with
  the prepreg and bids.  If you were concerned you could always line the
  inside with firewall blanket, zetex? or something else to protect the
  composites.  Possibly even .020 aluminum with standoffs.  I think the
  box is a great idea.
  
  Bryan