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duh?? now Im really confused
so, from a practical stand point. as long as the generator is used down wind ie: hung over the stern, you would be safe?
so, from a practical stand point. as long as the generator is used down wind ie: hung over the stern, you would be safe?
Here is the Rub
Your hemoglobin has an 300 times greater affinity for carbon monoxide than for oxygen. The histotoxic effects of CO poisoning are cumulative and linger for quite a long time. Lots of people use gas generators and they are not inherently unsafe. It is important to know what the symptoms of CO poisoning are so you can recognize them before they become dangerous. A CO alarm would be a very good idea as well.
Your hemoglobin has an 300 times greater affinity for carbon monoxide than for oxygen. The histotoxic effects of CO poisoning are cumulative and linger for quite a long time. Lots of people use gas generators and they are not inherently unsafe. It is important to know what the symptoms of CO poisoning are so you can recognize them before they become dangerous. A CO alarm would be a very good idea as well.
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