Matches and gasoline

[jhellwig]

No, not what you think. Not very scientific but interesting.

 

[carviewsonic]

I'm surprised he still has his eyebrows

Actually, that was kind of interesting...

 

[jhellwig]

Outdoors with In mild temps with air movement makes small amounts of gas with a small surface area doesn't pose much of a vapor hazard. I have to almost suck up gas into my air monitor when sticking into a bucket of gas to get it to alarm even on a warm still day.

The comments on the video get a little interesting.

 

[Kira]

Nifty enough but just a little too long for the "info" imparted (as most of these videos are). Flame suit on (Ha-Ha).

It's still appreciated though.

 

[CR94]

Originally Posted by Kira
Nifty enough but just a little too long for the "info" imparted (as most of these videos are). ...
Yep. Low information density typical of videos, in other words. I ignore most of them.

 

[53' Stude]

Originally Posted by carviewsonic
I'm surprised he still has his eyebrows

Actually, that was kind of interesting...



Yeah, the next "pyro"

 

[red7404]

it would be more interesting if he talked about the flash points of the different fuels. how about a teaser? reg gasoline has a flash point of -45 F.