You know...he was actually wrong

There is a Nitro RC 'guru' (as he calls himself) on this forum called 'Nitro RC Talk'. The 'guru's name is 'Rolex'. Anyway, he was telling us all how a nitro engine cannot run well ('if at all') under 40 degrees.  He's mentioned it 20+ times.
http://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/search/328166/?q=cold&o=date&c[user][0]=4535

 to all of us newbies.

Tonight, however, I wanted to try it. The problem was it was 27 degrees,. Anyway, I guess I got tired of sitting in the house so I decided to try and not just run, but actually tune and engine in this temperature.

Guess what?? Well....the video will explain it all (here is a quick clip). I will have full video posted later tonight (I think it will surprise some people), but I was wanting for that guru to see it. Unfortunately my log in does not work on that site any more. Could one of you please post the video (or at least this post) on that site for him?

With Rolex being our continent's leading expert in this arena, I'm sure he'll want to know that he was mistaken about this so he can stop telling new people incorrect information (as they all listen to him, of course), I'm confident such leaders in this hobby are dedicated to getting it right and ensuring those coming up from behind us as successful. Thank so much!

Here's a quick clip: