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 Posted: Dec 07, 2006 - 03:33 PM
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Here is a quick question about the Halon bottles on the flightline that we are/were around everyday. Which Halon is it?
There are multiple different Halons and we are learning about it in class. It should be labled on the bottles (i.e. Halon 1211, 1305, ect).
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Purplehaze
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Posted: Dec 07, 2006 - 03:41 PM
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| If I recall right it's 1211. |
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JoeSambor
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Posted: Dec 07, 2006 - 04:24 PM
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Halon 1211 in fire extinguishers, but Halon 1301 in the halon bottle.
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Racer181
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| A good way to remember the F-16 has 13LBS of 1301 |
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