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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 3:49 am    Post subject: cold Reply with quote

If your body is cold for winter flying (actually, flying all the way to
Miama is cold) I have a great solution. Dont wear one of those overblown
puffed up snow mobile suits. I have what I think they call a helo artic
suit. It is designed exactly as a normal flight suit only it is packed with
some special ingrediant that keeps you warm no matter what. It is think,
maybe 1/4 inch thick and zippers all over it. Wind does not go through it.
Warm stays in. I used it when I had a Kobra (almost a quicksilver) rag and
tube plane. Flew down to 32 degress or more and NEVER got cold. Hands are
something else but there are lots of skiiing mits to fix that. If you want
pics, let me know. I stand about 5'7" and it used to fit good until I got
paunchy. I would say for someone up to 170 lbs or so. The first hundred
bucks takes it and I will ship it for free. Dont like it just hanging in my
closet. Let it get out there and fly again. Ted Cowan, Alabama, Slingshot
912ul. (yes, I still have my rum rum)


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:54 am    Post subject: cold Reply with quote

Ted, diverging slightly from the string, re: the rum-rum. I also had a similar effect which I have partially blamed
on a personal hearing defect. I have a blocked right eustachian tube which makes background noise pulse in time
with my heartbeat. The sound became detectable long before the blockage. I do intend to eventually see a doc about it.
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On 7, Jan 2010, at 6:49 AM, Ted Cowan wrote:

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If your body is cold for winter flying (actually, flying all the way to Miama is cold) I have a great solution. Dont wear one of those overblown puffed up snow mobile suits. I have what I think they call a helo artic suit. It is designed exactly as a normal flight suit only it is packed with some special ingrediant that keeps you warm no matter what. It is think, maybe 1/4 inch thick and zippers all over it. Wind does not go through it. Warm stays in. I used it when I had a Kobra (almost a quicksilver) rag and tube plane. Flew down to 32 degress or more and NEVER got cold. Hands are something else but there are lots of skiiing mits to fix that. If you want pics, let me know. I stand about 5'7" and it used to fit good until I got paunchy. I would say for someone up to 170 lbs or so. The first hundred bucks takes it and I will ship it for free. Dont like it just hanging in my closet. Let it get out there and fly again. Ted Cowan, Alabama, Slingshot 912ul. (yes, I still have my rum rum)







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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 6:24 am    Post subject: cold Reply with quote

"Ted Cowan, Alabama, Slingshot 912ul. (yes, I still have my rum rum)"

Ted -- IMHO the rum-rum that comes in bottles is the best kind.
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