

| Subject: | frosted windows at the edges in -15 to -5C real hard to see in blowing snow |
| From: | TC |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:04:21 -0800 |
We just complete a GREAt winter trip x-country ski/hot springs http://www.hotnaturally.com/ http://www.halcyon-hotsprings.com/ http://www.canadianrockies.net/jnppool.html http://www.fairmonthotsprings.com/hotsprings/index2.html http://www.thecampgroundcritic.com/Lussier%20Hot%20Springs.htm http://www.apexresort.com/activities/activities.php Skate through the trees on a 1 km long Zamboni maintained ice. But in going over some of the mountian pass's in sub-zero blowing snow conditions the snow would melt in the center of the windshield & freeze around 3-4" of edges of the windows making visibility a bit tricky we were making lots of heat but the design of the heater ducts does not realy lend to covering the entire windshield ... I have an idea to use some small diameter rubber fuel line & drill 1/8" holes 1/2" apart and duct them into the heater vents to pickup heat then contact cement that hose around the perimter of the windshield so that there would be even heat distribution ... its kinda mickery mouse fix ... any body else who uses the van in winter prolly you other dot ca'sers do you have slick set up to get heat evenly distibuted over the windshield so that there is no icing up at the edges
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