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Jonathan Ganz
 
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Default How to service and keep in service a dry powder extinguisher

I don't know who you talked to, but I would agree that he's full of it.
These days, one must be willing to make a trade off. There are a lot
worse things than what would be released from Halon.

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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 10:19:07 +1200, Nav wrote
this crap:

What I don't understand is the objection to Halon when cars lose more
refrigerant every day than is used in controlling boat fires. lets face
facts, a fire a sea is a huge threat to life and a few Kg of Halon will
put out a fire much better than powder -especially a fuel fire in a

bilge!

I once asked some environmental asshole why we couldn't use nitrogen
fire suppression systems in a computer room, instead of halon.

N2 is safe, cheap, easy to handle, and environmentally safe. What
could be better? This dumbass answered with a long crappy speech
about nitrous oxides. I exlplained that only a small amout would be
generated, less than from a diesel engine. He said that any amount is
too much. I saw him as a small person.





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