Reply to "Fire Extinguisher Recommendations"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

robertgarven posted:
get one of these, better than anything else you can get. I was building fire extinguisher brackets for 308 Ferraris and these guys made my brackets obsolete. never need recharging, non toxic, and they are very small and can put it about anywhere....
https://elementfire.com

I bought a couple of these Element extinguishers earlier this year. They look promising. And given the form factor, it's not an "either/or" decision, but "in addition to." So, I have both my 5 lb. standard ABC rated extinguisher as well as the Element.

10/1/199:20 AM

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