David Carter wrote:

The following was copied and pasted from website http://www.H3R.com:

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                     1810 Harrison Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
                 800-249-4289 Voice * 415-621-3479 FAX * SBerg@h3r.com
                              http://www.H3R.com

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     Since Halon 1211 and 1301 is no longer produced in industrialized
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     Bulk 1211 and 1301 Halon, H3R, Inc. BUYS, SELLS, AND RECYCLES
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     1211-1301 Portable Halon Fire Extinguishers-For Aviation Fire
Protection Only in the US

      Aviation's Frequently Asked Questions about 1211-1301 Halon Fire
Extinguishers:
               What is Halon and how does it work?  Legal To Own?
Maintenance?

       Hand Fire Extinguishers for use in Aircraft:  FAA Advisory
Circular 20-42c.

       Features and Technical Information:  For 1211-1301 Halon Blend
Fire Extinguishers
               Manufactured for "Aviation use only" in the United States

        Aviation Consumer Magazine Article:  "Cockpit Fire
Extinguishers"

        "Fire Safety" in your airplane:  Halon won't damage your
aircraft.

I'm going to put a bottle in the baggage area and plumb it to spray in
the engine area, wing roots (fuel tanks), and "passengers forward to
firewall".

David Carter, RV-6 Quick Build Kit (floors), Nederland, Texas

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