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From: Berniehb7448@wmconnect.com
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Date: Fri, 3 Jul 2009 03:59:45 EDT
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: Firewall insulation was P M Alternator
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I believe that Halon is a gas and will pour out of every crack and hole 
there is to the outside, especially at flying speed. Maybe if you have enough 
Halon to fill the inside of the cowling for one to 2 or 3 minutes it might 
work. But you always have to think about re-ignition. Maybe foam will stay in 
there much better and keep spaces filled to prevent re-ignition. I'm 
definitely not an expert, so get some other opinions, maybe best from fire fighting 
people. I'm pretty sure the foam can easily be cleaned out.-
Bernie.

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 that Halon is a gas and will pour out of every crack and hole there is to=
 the outside, especially at flying speed. Maybe if you have enough Halon=
 to fill the inside of the cowling for one to 2 or 3 minutes it might work=
. But you always have to think about re-ignition. Maybe foam will stay in=
 there much better and keep spaces filled to prevent re-ignition. I'm defi=
nitely not an expert, so get some other opinions, maybe best from fire fig=
hting people. I'm pretty sure the foam can easily be cleaned out.-
<BR>Bernie.</FONT></HTML>

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