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That was the system I was thinking about. Very effective as I remember in that the guy tested it using acetone fumes at 3 inches to see if he could smell them. He couldn't and I believe he did it because of the epoxy fumes. Thanks! Rick

That's the one! Do you remember which issue that was in, please? Thanks, Rick

I remember seeing in either the Canard Pusher or the Cozy newsletter about somebody who built a forced air breathing system. I believe they used a respirator mask with one of the cartridges removed, vacuum hose, cooking pan, and a squirrel cage fan. I seem to remember duct tape in there as well. Does anybody remember which issue had that series of pictures? I want to construct one for myself. Yeah, I could plop down $600 for one already made, but this is homebuilt aviation. We ought to be able to do it for a whole lot less.

I always try to make visits worthwhile. BTW, I got see the Renesis engine that Tracy is working with. Nice. Even got to help with the weighing and finding the differences. But as I like to say, anybody is welcome if'n I know they are coming. Root beer in the fridge, and projects to do. Keeps me active. Yeah, I picked cozybldr a long time ago. Meets the 8 character limits of olden days. Easy to find me. Got to run. Velocity repair in progress. Rick

I am a E-commerce Platform Engineer. Read this as I work with Unix, db2, oracle, iPlanet, SunONE, WebSphere, and other software. I make it all play nice and stay up. Developers do the front end work and make it look nice for everybody else. Now as far as my company, just a little Internet startup known as AT&T. As far as my hobbies, Amatuer Radio, metal casting, airplane building, flying, wood working (ShopSmith! Anyhoo, so much for the ballyhoo! Siezure! Rick Kelly-Crapse Cozy #40 Strakes and fixing a friends Velocity.