And he walked away
9 Second Club
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Lake Orion, MI
That was a scary ride. Glad to hear he walked away.
By the way, halon Rocks. If you've every seen it work on in vehilce live fire testing with armored vehicles, you'll understand what a differnce it can make when putting out a fire to protect the crew.
That being said, it's a bit of a pisser though when it goes off in a Datacenter because of faulty sensors. Five seconds isn't a lot of time to drop hardware and get to the door. It's much more annoying than tear gas testing in my opinion.
Rick
By the way, halon Rocks. If you've every seen it work on in vehilce live fire testing with armored vehicles, you'll understand what a differnce it can make when putting out a fire to protect the crew.
That being said, it's a bit of a pisser though when it goes off in a Datacenter because of faulty sensors. Five seconds isn't a lot of time to drop hardware and get to the door. It's much more annoying than tear gas testing in my opinion.
Rick
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Joined: Nov 2001
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Originally Posted by y2khawk
I've driven through my own coolant before, not fun. Especially at the 1000' mark 
That's one of the reasons i went with real AN lines for everything, radiator included.
That's one of the reasons i went with real AN lines for everything, radiator included.
