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Old November 17th 03, 05:01 AM
Cecil E. Chapman
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Default Portable Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Anyone try any of those battery powered carbon monoxide detectors I see in
pilot shops for about $50. Are they worthwhile? The reason I am asking, is
that I'm wondering whether it is possible to hear one go off with headsets
on in a relatively 'noisy' G.A. aircraft? Recommendations?

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