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Thanks, Doug.  There's nothing like the sweet sound of knowledge.  Here's my
question.  If I ever knew, I can't recall if CO is heavier or lighter the O2.
Consequently, if there is CO in the cockpit will it tend to rise into the
canopy or sink to the floor?  I flew yesterday with my AIM detector on the
floor near heater port and got a zero reading.  Last night, I occurred to me
that I may not have picked the right spot for the test.  What think you?

Byron Fox
N3144C

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