Things to remember in very hot weather

In a standard atmosphere, 43C at sea level would translate to 35C at
4000MSL.

Jim

--
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought
without accepting it."
--Aristotle


"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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muff528 writes:

I doubt it would be uncomfortably hot at 3-4000 feet if it's 43° C on the
ground. Maybe you're flying too close to the ground.

The difference would only be a few degrees at 4000 feet, and that's not
enough
when the temperature at the surface is 43° C. Additionally, the
temperature
inside the aircraft would be higher at all times.

RST Engineering writes:

In a standard atmosphere, 43C at sea level would translate to 35C at
4000MSL.

Thirty-five degrees is still intolerable. And Gila Bend is at 789 feet MSL.
And that temperature is outside the aircraft, not inside, where it will be
hotter.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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RST Engineering writes:

In a standard atmosphere, 43C at sea level would translate to 35C at
4000MSL.

Thirty-five degrees is still intolerable. And Gila Bend is at 789
feet MSL. And that temperature is outside the aircraft, not inside,
where it will be hotter.


Wrong again, moron.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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RST Engineering writes:

In a standard atmosphere, 43C at sea level would translate to 35C at
4000MSL.

Thirty-five degrees is still intolerable. And Gila Bend is at 789
feet MSL. And that temperature is outside the aircraft, not inside,
where it will be hotter.


No it wouldn;'t fjukkwit.


it doesn't matter since you will never, ever be in a Baron anywhere, hot or
cold


Bertie