Re: The Doucet Effect
bob,
If you could raise the pumpkin off the ground and
suspend it somehow, it would increase the heat
transfer at the bottom of the pumpkin. I'm not sure
how you could do that and what advantage you would
gain.
My theory suggests you want to minimize heat transfer.
The ground is a good temperature moderator. Keep
your pumpkins well grounded.
diana
--- Bob and Alice Attaway
<attaboy@mail.atl.bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Diana:
> Thanks for bringing up a subject that we here in the
> deep
> south face. If a pumpkin is
> cooler on the bottom than top, would air moving
> beneath the
> pumpkin make the temps
> more even? I thank all who have responded to this
> post and
> think that Diana has done
> a great job of bring up an interesting subject.
>
> Thanks to all:
> Bob Attaway
>
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