Cockpit ventilation

[RandyL]

I don't see any provision in the manual (Super Sport) for cockpit ventilation, what have most of you who have flying airplanes done?

[84KF]

N84KF has "VISTA VENTS" installed in the lower forward corner of the left and right side windows.
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...vistavents.php

They seem to work ok. Simple, maintenance free, and provide a nice quiet breeze in-flight when desired.
I tend to taxi with the door open (helps with forward visibility) until takeoff, so, like AH, lots of fresh air on the ground.

[wadeg]

Have those snap vents in my Aeronca 11AC. They work pretty well. Have them essentially just forward of the knees. When it's real hot I will use the most basic air conditioner....stick my hand just out the sliding window enough to blast my face.
I'll probably put a few snap vents on the boot cowl on each side and rig some way to close the hole in winter. Not putting a heater in. Used to bundling up in the Chief since the heater sucks. Less weight without and fewer plumbing points to fail.

[RandyL]

Does anyone ever put a naca duct with 2" scat tube to vents in or below the panel?

[wilson1steve]

Randy,
Saw the Eurofox-Usa LSA at Sun N Fun which bears a great likeness to the kit fox and it had the NACA ducts to vents for air--http://eurofox-usa.com/europhotos/bluefox/blue37-m.jpg.

By the way, whats your opinion of this plane?

Steve

[RandyL]

I don't know that much about it. I'll make a point of checking it out at Arlington and/or Oshkosh.