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From: "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>
Subject: Adapter plate for CO Guardian
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All,

I designed my panel for the CO Guardian model 252F, it's the vertical
version with built in display.  I've since found out that CO Guardian
updated their other model, the 352, to include a serial port to talk to
engine monitors.  The MVP-50 for example support digital readout of CO
levels, etc from the detector.  That new model is the 353pa.
(www.coguardian.com).

Because I'm using an MVP-50, I decided to see if I could create a little
adapter plate to convert from the 252 to the new 353.  My first attempt was
*almost* perfect.  Useable, but I'll tweak the design a little in the
future.

Anyway, the guy that cut my template made me a handful and so if anyone
would like to do the same, I have them available for a very nominal cost.

To see it and find out more about what I did.  See the message below on the
Legacy Builders Forum.

http://legacyfg.jconserv.net/viewtopic.php?p=351#351

If interested in one, drop me an email.

Alan