[simpits-tech] A/c

[Matt Bailey]

I've never seen a single engined Cessna with A/C either, but I remember 
seeing information in a 172 flight manual once regarding the optional A/C. I 
was thinking this type of system would probably be more compact and simpler. 
I'm sure it would still require some sort of ram air though.

A typical single-engine aircraft heater consists of a shroud mounted around 
one of the exhaust manifolds, vented to the cockpit! :O

	-Matt Bailey

On Monday 25 November 2002 13:43 pm, you wrote:
> I hear that. It reminds me of many CAP SAREX flights
> at minimum altitude and flying slow in the middle of
> the summer. After we leave the grid we climb rapidly
> to reach cooler air.
> Justin
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>
> All the Cessnas (and all other GA planes) I've ever
> flown have only had
> vents. No AC. Barely even a heater.