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November 29th 04, 04:37 AM
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If you are using autofuel, the fumes from the autofuel will turn the
cardboard detectors black over time. Jay Honeck wrote: Many of us cold-weather pilots worry about carbon monoxide in the cabin, especially in winter. After using the "dot-that-changes color-on-a-piece-of-cardboard" carbon monoxide detectors for the last 9 years, we decided to look at the new battery-operated detectors. 
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