Comments by "Helmuth Schultes" (@helmuthschultes9243) on "Freezing American Reacts to Heat in Australia Right Now.." video.

  1. Working career involves lots of car development testing. That testing included both cold testing to -30°C, -22°F so quite cold. BUT HOT testing involved seeking if possible +46°C, 115°F in the shade and involved getting the car systems HOTTER than normal and heat soaking various periods from 10min to 1.5hrs in wind sheltered skirting tent. Sometimes we failed to quite get 46°C and only got 40°C, 104°F and that had to be enough. Not unusual to drink 10Liter of water, some mild electrolyte added, and all lost by perspiration over the day; no need to release anything else. Some icy refreshments. Not too much. To me nothing from 35°C down is too hot...... infact I prefer up to 30°C, alternative proper cold -10°C or below to make suitable clothes possible while still active outdoors. At warmer conditions I.e. 0°C, 32°F heavier clothing is too hot if active and barely enough if inactive stationary.
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