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Old 07-02-2005 | 05:33 AM
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Default RE: Heat and Humidity on Engine Performance

Up here in winter at around 10-15 degrees F, Lipo electric batts will only run about 5 mins. doesn't matter what capacity they are. I made a foam sock for them and they will generate enough heat to keep themselfs warm. A 2100 ma. batt will run for 20 mins to 1/2 hr. with the sock. Of course the fingers only last for 5 mins before they go numb anyway. Bummer. Clubhouse has a woodstove in winter. Moose hoofprints are a bummer on skis too.