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John Slade wrote:

>ual fuel COSTS worked out. :)
>
>I'd like to hear more about the "relatively cheap flame detector".
>  
>
During demo, it was capable of being triggered by a propane heater that 
was 30 feet away that just happened to be pointing at the detector.
 
The detection bulb is about the size of an H1 halogen bulb (Un-shelled 
peanut size?), and can be separate from the circuit board if needed. 
Cost was around $200 if I remember right.
 
Supposedly is NOT triggered by infrared radiation (such as glowing hot 
manifolds) but only by a specific band of UV light that is present in 
open flames/combustion.

I'm sure Marc will be able to give the nitty gritty when he gets back to 
a computer.
 
Great Fly-in, guys.. glad to have been there.
 
Dave