Co poisoning

[robertsmcfarland]

excellent informative information, ,Muskiedoo,,

[muskiedoo]

Sorry but I cannot take any credit. It's not me giving the info...In fact, I need more from this post.

[Paxdad]

I am not concerned with the CO exposure however I did take advantage of FAE group buy discount of $50 dollars using Mastercraft14 code. I want the FAE on my 210 for noise reduction. I believe the discount is good until June 30th.
Shockthis,
i just sent you a pm with additional TWA calculation information.

[Shockthis]

Thanks for that Paxdad.
We are using the toxipro co monitor. I am just the helper so don't be to hard on me. once get all the test done and the twa's and what not then we will let you know. I do know that at one point for close to a minute the readings read between 150 and 250ppm. However the average was around 25ppm for that 15 min session. We are testing at wind speeds under 15 kph or about 9mph. as when most people go it is never ideal conditions. Funny how when we went against the wind the numbers are higher that going with the wind.

[ericchile]

I am not concerned with the CO exposure however I did take advantage of FAE group buy discount of $50 dollars using Mastercraft14 code. I want the FAE on my 210 for noise reduction. I believe the discount is good until June 30th.
Shockthis,
i just sent you a pm with additional TWA calculation information.

Crap ... didn't work..

[Paxdad]

Crap ... didn't work..

You might call Larry at FAE and ask.

[Paxdad]

Thanks for that Paxdad.
We are using the toxipro co monitor. I am just the helper so don't be to hard on me. once get all the test done and the twa's and what not then we will let you know. I do know that at one point for close to a minute the readings read between 150 and 250ppm. However the average was around 25ppm for that 15 min session. We are testing at wind speeds under 15 kph or about 9mph. as when most people go it is never ideal conditions. Funny how when we went against the wind the numbers are higher that going with the wind.

I highly suggest that you aquire a smoke tube or other smoke generation device that you can use in relation to the sample point. The smoke will let you visually see how the wind and other elements effects the exhaust etc. Hopefully this makes sense.