If you own an airplane, you should be concerned about the dangers of carbon monoxide leaking into the cockpit. There are a number of inexpensive detectors on the market and in this video, Aviation Consumer's Paul Bertorelli reviews some of the popular offerings.
The little clip on one looks idea for just attaching to your kneeboard.
Handy if you're going to be a humble aircraft renting individual like me haha.
ChrizRockster 10 months ago
@deanow2007 I know a guy who nearly passed out from CO in the cockpit. Fortunately he recognized the symptoms and was able to ventilate and land safely. Airplane was grounded for quite awhile for repairs. I found this review to be very helpful. Sorry you didn't, but unless you're the editorial director, probably not every single story will interest you.
mjkobb 1 year ago
Helpful, informative and funny too. One of your better videos!
mjkobb 1 year ago
Is mantaining the cabin heat closed enough to prevent CO filtration? once i got CO in the cabin, what do i have to do besides closing the cabin heat to get it out of the cabin?
coxairman 1 year ago
@toutatis12
I don't think so!
I subscribed for flight reviews, and I'm sure a lot other people too.
deanow2007 1 year ago
@pedroca2424
1, Didn't do chemistry.. Biology instead!
2, A 6' 1″ troll yeah!
deanow2007 1 year ago
@reichec Apparently I am, Thanks!
deanow2007 1 year ago
@chestateegold Sorry man!
deanow2007 1 year ago
@deanow2007 Your comment is incredibly ignorant.
toutatis12 1 year ago
Nice video, little things that can do all the difference... Specially when you have a CO leakage on your cockpit xD
pedroca2424 1 year ago