<DIV>All my planes are stored in an unheated (but attached) garage, have been since I started flying in 1993. It does not seen to have caused any problems.<BR><BR><B><I>mike mueller <mups1953@yahoo.com></I></B> wrote:
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<DIV> Do any of you store your pattern planes in an unheated garage during the winter? Of course I live in Chicago and the weather will more than likely dip below 0 degrees a few times. I have a fiberglass fuse. As long as I've flown I've never tried it. Is there any potential for it to be harmed? I have flat run out of room in my workshop and my wife is tired of my planes laying all over the place. Thanks in advance, Mike Mueller</DIV></DIV>
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