I have toyed with that idea myself for a while. A regular extinguisher
would probably do the job too. As for the fire detection system, why not
use a thermostat (heat sensor) of the correct rating?
Serge Vidal
KR2 "Kilimanjaro Cloud"
Paris, France
"haroldwoods" <haroldwo...@rogers.com>
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2005-05-08 23:04
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Objet : KR> fire control in the engine comparetment.
H Netter.
Sport Aviation had a suggestion, a long time ago about carburetor fires.
They suggested a Halon fire extinguisher in the cockpit area be plumbed
with a hose into the engine compartment and be delivered into the throat
of the air supply into the carburetor. It would be a good idea to have a
sensor that would detect a fire and light up a bright red light in the
instrument panel.
I already have my Halon extinguisher but can anyone suggest a fire
detection system?
Regards
Harold Woods
Orillia,ON. Can.
haroldwo...@rogers.com
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