RE: Heaters in Aircraft

["Dan Crowe" <danc@aircoastal.com>]

Eric,

Although there are expensvie commercial units available. We fabricated a
nice units once that was mearly a reverse cycle window A/C unit. We put
the unit on a wheeled stand and had a round duct work that sat in the
cabin window. You just rolled the unit up beside the helicopter placed
the duct in the window and kept the cabin pre heated or pre cooled.

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Niegelberg [Emergency Medicine]
[mailto:eniegelb@epo.hsc.sunysb.edu]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 9:46 AM
To: flightmed@flightweb.com
Subject: Heaters in Aircraft


Is anyone using some type of 110volt heater that is kept plugged in 
while the aircraft is on the ground.  One of our bases is in an 
unheated hanger here in NY and it gets cold.  The mechanics are not 
fans of plugging in a heater and leaving it unattended.  Any 
suggestions other than keeping the meds off of the aircraft?
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Eric Niegelberg                     Tel: 631-444-2496
EMS Director                        Fax: 631-689-7376
Emergency Department Administrator
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