Both of my inflatible life jackets "blew up", when I left them in the back seat of my truck. I know they didn't get wet, so what is it, the heat, that makes them do that?
That's gonna cost!
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Both of my inflatible life jackets "blew up", when I left them in the back seat of my truck. I know they didn't get wet, so what is it, the heat, that makes them do that?
That's gonna cost!
Yep, I’ve had several go off due to the heat
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Dang, mine is currently in the back seat of my truck......
$35 for two new cartridges... Only good news is that they were probably close to expiring anyway!
Heat/humidity will certainly set them off. At least you didn't have them crammed in your boat storage compartment, like a friend of mine did. His went off, and as it so happened he had it laying on top of a jam packed storage compartment, and it busted the compartment lid right in half. :yikes :Doh: He not only had to replace the cartridge system on the vest, but had to get a replacement lid for his boat !!
Probably the humidity. If those little salt blocks get damp....kaboom
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Your on a roll Cliff..lose hat...life jackets go off...busted prop....you better slow down and take a break
Oh...thats right the prop was Dee...but you probably had something to do with it lol
I won a couple at work and they said to remove the co2 cartridge when I wasn’t wearing them. I thought they punctures when you put them in, but apparently not
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No, the CO2 cartridge is not punctured until the bobbin/pill dissolves & activates the spring mechanism to puncture the cartridge and release the CO2 into the air bladders of the PFD. (or until you pull the ripcord manually)
Exactly
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Mine went off behind me while I was fishing and I was alone. Scared the dookie out of me.
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My newly recharged vest went off on my console dash this AM. Scared the crap out of me and my clients. The humidity was 1000% and the fog was so thick and wet early it ran off my windshield. I guess any question I had of it working properly are gone. BTW, the recharge kit I had in the boat expires in 3 months so I guess it's just as well. Now I have to buy a new recharge kit PLUS a spare.
I have had mine inflate a couple times when I left them in a compartment in the boat. I started putting them in the garage when I get home. Dang that reminds me! :Doh: