justinthedeeps
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Also did the same in Indo once (so far), brought a little handheld CO meter, it was cheap, but it did read sensible values and alarm near cigarettes and engine rooms with exhaust leaks.
Never got an alarming reading from spot-checking tanks, but the compressor inlet was close enough to the diesel genset exhaust that it's very conceivable contamination could occur under some situations. Left the meter on the boat
Definitely can be helpful to bring useful things to leave behind at your destinations. A tip that doesn't go to the cigarettes budget (j/k
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Never got an alarming reading from spot-checking tanks, but the compressor inlet was close enough to the diesel genset exhaust that it's very conceivable contamination could occur under some situations. Left the meter on the boat
Definitely can be helpful to bring useful things to leave behind at your destinations. A tip that doesn't go to the cigarettes budget (j/k
