RE: PCB test results, kit next?

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Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Yikes, I'd not be able to finance the endeavor without a sponsor!

What do you who have tried this think of my burn test? Again, a 1/2" x 6"
inch piece of paper was submerged ~ 2". The oily paper lit easily and burned
vigorously, puffing black smoke to the dry paper where the burn seemed to
slow slightly down.

Should I test it with a 50ppm kit or is this too ambiguous?

Thanks,
Jim Mora


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Subject: Re: PCB revisited near a Ca super fund site - public liability

Original poster: "Peter Terren" <pterren@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

Here in Australia liability insurance is $10 million which is
standard. After a day of phone calls, the best cover I could get was
$1500 for 6 public shows of a small TC.  Seems a tall price to pay
for interest in Science, Physics and Math.  I asked what a Pony club
premium was with the risk of making children quadriplegic if they
fall off.  The answer: "they pay less".Go figure.

Peter
http://tesladownunder.com


Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hello All,

......for demonstrations. I am hoping to increase interest in
Science, Physics, and Math.

I will need a bare minimum of $1,000,000
liability insurance rider just to go on campus.
If the trailer gets in an accident, there better not be any PCB's.

Thanks one and All,
Jim Mora