Mr Hunt ... to the ER

Mr. Hall

> I would love to see this type of dialogue at our

> ISH-NA panel this fall. Being totally ignorant of

> the technical side of CO testing and measurement,

> I would be very curious to see a set of

> "scenarios" or "troubleshooting" tests set up for

> meeting attendees to understand how easy it would

> be to misdiagnose or ignore a problem involving

> all types of mechanical equipment, not just oil

> or forced air furnaces.

>

> We know that the main

> message is to TEST, TEST and TEST again. But

> beyond that, can we give tangible examples of why

> it is important to test? Are problems as plain as

> the nose on our face or do we need to dig

> further? I'd like to see pics and supporting

> evidence as to the importance of testing and

> measuring. Is this doable -- maybe even at

> Wetstock IV?





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Mr.Hall

> I would love to see this type of dialogue at our

> ISH-NA panel this fall. Being totally ignorant of

> the technical side of CO testing and measurement,

> I would be very curious to see a set of

> "scenarios" or "troubleshooting" tests set up for

> meeting attendees to understand how easy it would

> be to misdiagnose or ignore a problem involving

> all types of mechanical equipment, not just oil

> or forced air furnaces.

>

> We know that the main

> message is to TEST, TEST and TEST again. But

> beyond that, can we give tangible examples of why

> it is important to test? Are problems as plain as

> the nose on our face or do we need to dig

> further? I'd like to see pics and supporting

> evidence as to the importance of testing and

> measuring. Is this doable -- maybe even at

> Wetstock IV?





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Lots of senarios and equipment

Gas,Oil,Wood,Coal-Furnaces, Boilers, Water Heaters, Ovens, Furnaces, Packaged Units, Floor Buffers, Pizza Ovens-20,000BTU to 50,000,000 BTU are all in the cards. After Mark attends the LI class we should be able to put together a long list of things to address, even some stories from a fireman attending.