GAS-L: Cheapest CO detector

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 For all you combustion heads,
    I'm looking out for you.  Check this out. 
    Sportys pilot shop in Batavia, Ohio, USA carries:
    CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR   
Cost in 1997 catalog, US$3.95     5 or more US$3.50
    DEADSTOP brand. 
     FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) says it's the best one out 
there.(as of 1997) 
    "Deadstop warns of the presents of carbon monoxide in the cockpit.  A 
slight graying of the spot indicates the presents of this deadly, colorless, 
odorless gas.   Should the spot turn black- this indicates sufficient 
concentration to cause sickness, headaches or even death.  Spot will return 
to normal color after exposure to fresh air.  Adhesive backed for easy use in 
the car or around the house. Useful life is 30 days once opened. Measures 
2&1/8" x2&1/8". "
    
    Just check your local airport pilots supply counter.  Maybe an even 
better one is out there now.  Let me know what you find.  We all need a box 
of these.  Can someone calibrate the greyscale?   CO is as dangerous as 
altitude, to a pilot who needs all of his/her senses on full alert. 
    Keep healthy,
                          Daniel Dimiduk
         Shangri-La Research and Development Co. 
                         Dayton, Ohio, USA  

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