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June 11th 09, 03:22 AM
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Cockpit ventilation
I was hoping to work on sealing the canopy frame, control connections
etc, as well as adding an air exhaust to increase the ventilation. If I were to increase the ventilation in the cockpit and try various options can you think of any easy ways to test and compare how effective different options are? Is there some easy way to measure airflow coming in [at a certain air speed] on one flight versus a later flight? Chris 
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