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C3 in winter conditions

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    Posted: 03 May 2007 at 9:54pm
I just thought of something.  The C3 would work great in extremly cold situations, right?
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Maybe...why?

Just because it has a small ignition and is related to heat doesn't mean that it will do better in the cold...

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I was just wondering how propane works under very cold conditions.
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It shoud perform like normal. CO2 hates cold, but HPA doesn't care, and dont think propane cares either.

 

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Seeing as how it is a combustion marker, temp doesn't matter so long as the spark is hot enough to cause ignition
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