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I would also say 6-8 hours with the glass off. I live in Canada and regularly transport pins in an open truck in temps of -30C.or less. I often leave them on the truck overnight. Wrap them with a shipping blanket which helps with the humidity. I have found no problems with the wood cracking or playfield crazing.Even the batteries are ok with no loss of memory.
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