How much disk space is needed for scratch files?

I hope I am allowed one dumb question.  If so, I would like to know how much disk space should I allow when setting scratch files, if my MTS file is 16GB?  I am using Premiere Pro CS5 on a PC with Windows 7 Pro-64 bit.

how much disk space should I allow when setting scratch files
All of it.  Put them on a large disk (500GB or more) and just let PP take care of the rest.

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