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Anyone know if there is any problem in buying a battery operated "home" CO
detector and mounting it under your seat or somewhere inconspicuous? What is the difference between a "home" unit and an "aviation" unit? Now before you get crazy and call me cheap...I know that the credit card pill type is only a couple dollars, but it does not provided an audible alarm and a problem may go undetected for some time. Any other "aviation" detector with an audible alarm is near or over 180 smackers. This is in contrast to a "home" battery operated CO detector that you can buy for 6 to 12 dollars. What is the difference other than one is marketed to aviation consumers and the other is targeted to home-owners? Kobra |
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