I strongly suggest that you put in a propane detector--use the switchs and
selnoids also. However I have seen several boats explode and burn which were
not monitered--and have seen leaks found which prevented such diseasters. In
a conventional monohull, the leak detector is at the lower part of the bilge
and under the propane stove. Most likely in the PDQ, probably a single sensor
under the stove will be sufficient. Not many bucks to pay for peace of mind
and prevention of diseaster.
Bob Austin
I strongly suggest that you put in a propane detector--use the switchs and
selnoids also. However I have seen several boats explode and burn which were
not monitered--and have seen leaks found which prevented such diseasters. In
a conventional monohull, the leak detector is at the lower part of the bilge
and under the propane stove. Most likely in the PDQ, probably a single sensor
under the stove will be sufficient. Not many bucks to pay for peace of mind
and prevention of diseaster.
Bob Austin