Fog In R44 Longline Window

[Bell-powered]

Hey Guys,

 

Just trying to figure something out regarding the **** fog in the long line window in the 44.

What does operators use out there? any trix or tips would be greatly appreciated.

I heard about people redirecting the back seat heater duct and stuff, but it seems complicated and tricky

 

Melvin

[chopterlol]

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[Bell-powered]

Yeah I was thinking of that, i used that technique when i used to dive, but its a lot of spitting!!

[skullcap]

Try hair shampoo on the inside, works better than 210.

[Harmonic_Vibe]

Try hair shampoo on the inside, works better than 210.

 

How the **** would you know about shampoo???????????????

[Guest DopeOnARope]

Holding your breath might work :x

[skullcap]

 

How the **** would you know about shampoo???????????????

Since I have hair I have some on hand, ha ha...actually a customer this summer who was a skelton racer told me he used on his visor. It works.

[Wildrose]

I've run a hose from the heater by yor feet into the bubble. Works alright if you have enough flex hose.

[tomstheword]

2nd the shampoo. Any sort of clear (as in not milky) liquid soap will work wonders. Put a little on a rag or your fingers and just smear it all over the inside of the window until it looks clear. Don't wipe it off, your just trying to get a thin layer. Moisture will still form on the window, you'll just be able to see through it. Once it starts to get streaky just wipe it off and re-apply.

 

Also works wonders on bathroom mirrors - with a bit of clever marketing they could rename it 'anti fog liquid miracle gel' and charge 20 times as much.

[RTR]

 

How the **** would you know about shampoo???????????????

 

Some people just "know" things.

 

Kinda like, if you set your cell phone on fire if you keep it in the freezer it will still work. Remember to leave the freezer door open a crack though so you can hear it ring.

 

RTR