Earl wrote:
> I probably have some extra heat this year as I blocked > off the air intake to the oil tank. But with out any sun and > 0 degrees F. in Northern NY you better wear mittens. You might want to check your heat muff and check for cold air sources. I flew down to -5˚F. I’d wear a light nylon jacket with a single-layer cotton liner inside the plane and put my heavy pre-flight parka in the luggage bag for the flight. Mittens were not needed, nor were gloves after the yoke had warmed up. I worried a bit that, with the cabin so warm, I was wearing so little that, I might someday have an accident and not be able to move easily. Then, I could get hypothermia wearing only my in-flight garb if I couldn’t get my parka back on. I bet you could improve your in-flight comfort a lot. Ed
