Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli for October 17, 2015

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    cpalmeresq  about 9 years ago

    Just another reason why this strip can be described as precious!

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    Ms. Nibs  about 9 years ago

    Agreed, CPalm. ; )

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    retropop  about 9 years ago

    She’s gonna give him a heart attack!

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    BlitzMcD  about 9 years ago

    A great moment in this vaunted strip’s history. Job well done, good sir!

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    roohey  about 9 years ago

    an oldie but goodie

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    Larry L Stout  about 9 years ago

    Love it!

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    3pibgorn9  about 9 years ago

    Skeezix should have known to do what Walt did. But then we wouldn’t have had the Jack Benny flash back. heh heh

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    Airboy20  about 9 years ago

    Yes, didn’t Skeezix run a fix-it shop in the ‘40s? He’d know what to do. Regardless, it is nice to see Walt in the limelight again.

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    Miserichord  about 9 years ago

    Propane is rated at 2515 BTU per cubic foot.Natural gas is rated at 1030 BTU per cubic foot.Natural gas jets are designed to deliver 8 to 10 % Natural gas to air.Propane jets should deliver 4 to 5% propane to air.A natural gas jet using propane delivers so much fuel that not all of burns immediately (a too “rich” mixture), resulting in a buildup of unburned fuel, that will produce a fireball when it is mixed with enough air (and has an ignition source, such as a pilot light or ignited burner).

    The reverse, using propane jets with natural gas, results in not enough fuel being mixed with the air (a too “lean” mixture), resulting in the burner or oven not igniting immediately, permitting the fuel air mixture to build up unburned until the pilot light finally ignites it, resulting in a deflagration fireball.

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