There was an article in R/C Soaring Digest a while back, detailing the
construction of a hot box from aluminized insulation board. The board was
taped together with aluminum duct tape. The box sat on the workbench over
the work. It contained 25 watt electric light bulbs every two feet or so and
an electric fan to circulate the air for even heating. Both the fan and
bulbs were under control of a thermostat. Perhaps you could get a back issue
from Jerry and Judy Slates.
Regards, Ollie
>Help,
>
> I can't believe I have had no answers to my ? about how people heat
>their F/G parts for curing in cold weather/faster curing in marginal
>weather. I remember people talking about makeing insulated boxes and
>useing light bulbs like the old Holly Hobby ovens our kid sisters had.
>What kind of wattage do people use. I am thinking of getting some sort
>of heatind light like people use for reptiles. I think they may come
>with a thermostat. Any body try that?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Mike...in the cold wet north
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