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Semi_Retired

 [*] posted on 6-11-12 at 12:51 PM
Why not a hydrogen tracer gas? If I were busier, I would get this:
http://www.tracerelectronicsllc.com/tracer/tracer/page183/HL5000.html
cgg90210

 [*] posted on 5-11-12 at 11:08 PM
Hey again,

Here in Southern California we are having an issue getting helium from our distributor (Praxair). They have cut our allotment by almost 70%. Would'nt be a huge issue if we only did pool leaks, but we depend on it for large property irrigation leaks ( a lot of our jobs are Beverly Hills or surrounding areas with HUGE parcels).
Does anyone know of another type of inert trace gas along with a "sniffer"? Thanks guys

P.S. I know about hydrogen, can't use...

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