RE: [DML] Re: overnight running in garage
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RE: [DML] Re: overnight running in garage



  Just a minor adjustment to paragraph 1:  Carbon DI-oxide is the essential component of plant photosynthesis. It is synthesized into Oxygen which is "exhaled" by plant-life. Indeed, I heartily agree with your further observations.    Drive Stainless      (and thank the "increase of CO2" by breathing deeply the increased O2 produced by the increase in plant-life)   Robert (RN)    VIN 6924     ;-)  

> To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> From: martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:16:26 +0100
> Subject: Re: [DML] Re: overnight running in garage
> 
> David Teitelbaum wrote:
> 
> >You think CO2 is not poisonous? 
> >
> 
> I know it's not poisonous - you and I breath it out every couple of 
> seconds, it's emitted by plants during respiration, it's one of the 
> building blocks of life. It's NOT a pollutant, despite what the 
> environmentalists will have you believe. It is also not odourless in 
> high concentrations (like the top of a freshly poured glass of fizzy 
> drink, or a fire extinguisher). What you're talking about is simple lack 
> of oxygen, not the effect of CO2 - and you would most likely wake up in 
> that unlikely event.
> 
> Carbon monoxide is very, very poisonous and has the effect of replacing 
> oxygen in the bloodstream, IIRC. A person inhaling it in their sleep 
> will never know because it causes unconsciosness.
> 
> I'm not arguing against responsible use of CO alarms, but CO2 is not a 
> dangerous gas, and a car equipped with a cat will emit only tiny amounts 
> of CO. Try putting a CO meter up the exhaust of a DeLorean with a cat, 
> and see how much it reads. I regularly work with de-catted DeLoreans and 
> adjust the mixture using my CO meter, which should be 1% for a lambda 
> equipped engine and 1.5-2% CO for a B28E metering equipped engine 
> (popular over here for the added performance).
> 
> Martin

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