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Article #2158Re: Plastic Spinners in Cold Weather
From: SRINGROS
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 16:07
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 16:07
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>8. Do not run a plastic spinner at temperatures below +36 F or below +1 C. > I hate to have to admit it, but it has snowed, and I have been flying off ski's for the past couple of weeks. The first time out, (also the coldest, it was about -4 Cel.) the engine coughed,spit and backed the APC prop off, which popped the spinner (Goldberg) off. I broke one side out and knocked two of the pins off, we were amazed as we had always thought that spinners were just about indestructable. Scott Ringrose Printing and Presentation Services B C Sytems Corporation, (604)389-3729 BCSC01(MVS)=SC32169 BCSC02(VM)=SRINGROS INTERNET=SRINGROS@BCSC02.gov.bc.ca
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