Where do you work on your helicopter?

[banshee rider]

Originally Posted by Diogenes

Not down here in 90 percent humidity and 95 in the summer. Not only for me, but I'd be worried about what it would do to the electronics, etc

I dont think you need to worry about them temps doing any damage
Up here we have plenty of days in the 90s during the summer with high humidity
My garage has been over 100 degrees a lot in the summers
and 15/20 below zero in the winter and more

I dont leave my batteries in there in the winter but everything else stays there year round
havent ever had any issues YET "but your millage may vary"

For me I have heat and ac in the garage but neither are on unless I am in there tinkering on something

[etherbatxx]

i don't think 100F has hurt anyone or anything. it's a pretty normal temp for many places in the world and everything turns out fine.

a friend of mine even keeps his beer in the garage.

[mkovalcson]

I use part of my office which I work in every day. Yet my TDR has been sitting on the bench waiting to be reassembled for at least a month untouched.

I have "adequate" charging and storage for my heli tools and parts

[dogbreath]

I also work in the garage on the 3rd car side wall. 6' x 3' formica table with outlets in back. 5' x 2.5' with outlets next to it holds tools/chargers etc. Hot in the summer (south facing doors). Batteries stay in the garage refrigerator. I have a box fan for air movement and that helps. I don't work out there summer afternoons, that's over my limit. Walls are insulated and I'm considering one of those A/C wall units with outside condenser for next summer.

Dan

[Furias15x]

I took over the 2 car garage on day one at this house 12 years ago.

This pic is sometime ago when there was nothing in process. That is very unusual.



I had a second pic but the system wont let me upload it as I uploaded it somewhere else a while back. Why does it do that and how do I get around that. I have seen people post a pic in multiple locations???

[CrashNburn420]

This is only room in the house that's "mine" now. Kids have taken over my old office so everything got merged into this room. I liked it when my bench was bigger but needed space for other things.

[Furias15x]

Here is my garage today. Planes in the finishing stage makes for lots of sanding dust and paint fumes. Helis have migrated into the house and rest on top of the piano. Two 700 fit in top of the piano nicely.

[lazor 22]

The flying field

[jackovart]