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Preparing A Tiger To Live In The Arizona Desert
By Cullen Bennett
B9472658
September 15, 1999

Overview:
There are three major areas of concern in preparing a Tiger for a "good" life in the desert. First, you have to have a "good" radiator, a "good" fan and a "good" full fan shroud. Once these first three items are in place you can direct your interests toward some real creature comforts such as "air conditioning". This last item will also be a measure of just how "good" a job you did on the first items.





These four items will be the focus of a series of four articles. Each part (article) will detail the thoughts that went into the process of making each item the best that the author could do to accomplish the overall task.



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