Well I'm happy if my battery has enough power to start the car in this
weather...

Nicholas

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"Pete C" wrote in message
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On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 01:07:09 +0000, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

Phil Addison wrote:

Failure to do either resulted in HUGE condensation. We even did that
too, for a quick cuppa parked up in torrential rain. We certainly didn't
die of CO posoning. It only takes a few minutes to boil a camping
kettle.


How long does it take to get brain damage from CO?

Dickhead. At the concentrations produced by a camping stove, long after
the CO2 level so bloody high, and the H2O level is so bloody high, that
the ****ing little gas cylinder will be exahausted. And the car will be
dripping wet.

It teaks 5 mnutes to boil a kettle. Do the calcs yourself and work out
how much oxygen it uses.

Hi,

I think the problem is dozing off, and not waking up.

How much gas is needed to consume all the oxygen in a car to the point
where dangerous levels of CO are produced?

I'd guess that with a new largish picnic stove cylinder it's a strong
possibility.

cheers,
Pete.