Re: Livewell air vents vs. supplemental oxygen administration with oxygen injection – Texas ShareLun
Judy, in the last few days of “learning opportunity” on this fishing forum you have clearly failed to demonstrate your veracity.
You clearly will not produce any bona-fide scientific testing verification proving up many of your internet V-2T advertising claims and many questionable claim you have made on this forum thread.
Again, on this last internet magazine article you posted today, I find no scientific testing done on your air vents verifying and scientifically proving up your advertisement claim documented by any 3rd party expert.
This magazine piece presents no testing for oxygen-rich atmospheric air inside the livewell with an oxygen meter before or after the boat is moving, no dissolved oxygen testing of the livewell water with a DO meter, no testing for any changes in toxic metabolic gas concentrations in the livewell gas space, no CO2 gas concentration testing, no ammonia gas concentrations tested of the livewell gases, no pH testing of the gases inside the livewell… no nothing of any scientific value.
All I see is here is a writer, writing a general promotional piece promoting your product in this internet magazine, that’s all I see in this piece. This piece certainly is not scientific nor does it have any valid scientific test results cited. I found no credentials of this author listed in this magazine piece that makes him an expert validating any product advertising claims… no disrespect intended toward the writer or his piece.
When you hear a wild unbelievable advertising claim with no scientific verification, no scientific testing that is reproducible, no scientific citation, no scientific publication to cite, nothing… then some people may distrust the claimant advertisement and then a knowledgable fisherman would want to see some, see any scientific verification and proof of reliability of the advertisers claim.
But when the claim cannot be/is not verified and documented scientifically, verified by 3rd party scientific testing using scientific instruments and methods, if the test results can be reproduced by another expert in the field, it is probably snake-oil… If scientific testing is not done, cannot be cited and demonstrated, well the advertising claim is questionable or misleading or maybe even false. Then trust is questionable.
Trusting a product, the advertisement and the sales-woman: All products that will create oxygen-rich environmental conditions always require specific fire safety knowledge, instruction and or training.
Personally, I do not believe Judy’s air vents or Billy Don’s air vents can or will create an oxygen-rich livewell environment when atmospheric air is the only source gas blowing through the air vent. I believe that advertisement is false and deceptive after a little fact checking combined with a few Google searches, several professional expert fishery biologist opinions, review of the Chemistry Gas Laws and other materials.
I would highly suggest that if you really believe that your V-2T air vent device will create an oxygen-rich atmospheric livewell environment, you might contact and consult with:
The Hodge Law Firm
2211 The Strand Street, Ste. 303
Galveston, TX 77550
Ph (409) 356-9017
Email [email protected]
Website: http://hodgefirm.businesshomepage.i...-g-m128497-c523177-g1272623-maritime+attorney
Don’t be foolish and assume unnecessary product liability and risk - ASK A LAWYER THAT SPECALIZES IN MARITIME LAW
The Hodge Law Firm specializes in Maritime Law. These lawyers are experts on boat risk and liability matters… like oxygen enriched fires on boats and oxygen fire safety requirements on boats… the consultation and phone call is FREE.
But, if your air vents DO NOT/WILL NOT produce and oxygen enriched livewell environments on a bass boat, well no oxygen-rich atmospheric environment can exist because or your air vents are not capable of creating and oxygen-rich environmental condition and the legal liability of an potential oxygen-rich fire is not possible. That’s simple enough.
If Rusty is employed by you selling your V-2T air vents, installing them and using the same advertisement wording… that these air vents he’s promoting and selling will in fact produce an oxygen-rich atmospheric air livewell environment on a bass boat, it may be prudent that he also contacts The Hodge Law Firm on his own because he may also share some risk and liability along with you if he sells this product. Don’t know if Rusty is as college educated like you or has any concept about product risk/liability issues, but Rusty is in it up to his neck too if he is actually representing or selling the product to the public.
This brings up another issue…do you and Rusty carry any product liability insurance on your V-2T air vents? Does your product liability carrier know that your product is advertised, that your V-2T air vents will produce an oxygen-rich atmospheric environment inside bass boats and that is a major selling point?
Judy, Rusty and I, we all love new learning opportunities and this one is special.
Naughty words are not necessary and unbecoming Judy. Be professional, clean up your pottie-mouth.
Judy, in the last few days of “learning opportunity” on this fishing forum you have clearly failed to demonstrate your veracity.
You clearly will not produce any bona-fide scientific testing verification proving up many of your internet V-2T advertising claims and many questionable claim you have made on this forum thread.
Again, on this last internet magazine article you posted today, I find no scientific testing done on your air vents verifying and scientifically proving up your advertisement claim documented by any 3rd party expert.
This magazine piece presents no testing for oxygen-rich atmospheric air inside the livewell with an oxygen meter before or after the boat is moving, no dissolved oxygen testing of the livewell water with a DO meter, no testing for any changes in toxic metabolic gas concentrations in the livewell gas space, no CO2 gas concentration testing, no ammonia gas concentrations tested of the livewell gases, no pH testing of the gases inside the livewell… no nothing of any scientific value.
All I see is here is a writer, writing a general promotional piece promoting your product in this internet magazine, that’s all I see in this piece. This piece certainly is not scientific nor does it have any valid scientific test results cited. I found no credentials of this author listed in this magazine piece that makes him an expert validating any product advertising claims… no disrespect intended toward the writer or his piece.
When you hear a wild unbelievable advertising claim with no scientific verification, no scientific testing that is reproducible, no scientific citation, no scientific publication to cite, nothing… then some people may distrust the claimant advertisement and then a knowledgable fisherman would want to see some, see any scientific verification and proof of reliability of the advertisers claim.
But when the claim cannot be/is not verified and documented scientifically, verified by 3rd party scientific testing using scientific instruments and methods, if the test results can be reproduced by another expert in the field, it is probably snake-oil… If scientific testing is not done, cannot be cited and demonstrated, well the advertising claim is questionable or misleading or maybe even false. Then trust is questionable.
Trusting a product, the advertisement and the sales-woman: All products that will create oxygen-rich environmental conditions always require specific fire safety knowledge, instruction and or training.
Personally, I do not believe Judy’s air vents or Billy Don’s air vents can or will create an oxygen-rich livewell environment when atmospheric air is the only source gas blowing through the air vent. I believe that advertisement is false and deceptive after a little fact checking combined with a few Google searches, several professional expert fishery biologist opinions, review of the Chemistry Gas Laws and other materials.
I would highly suggest that if you really believe that your V-2T air vent device will create an oxygen-rich atmospheric livewell environment, you might contact and consult with:
The Hodge Law Firm
2211 The Strand Street, Ste. 303
Galveston, TX 77550
Ph (409) 356-9017
Email [email protected]
Website: http://hodgefirm.businesshomepage.i...-g-m128497-c523177-g1272623-maritime+attorney
Don’t be foolish and assume unnecessary product liability and risk - ASK A LAWYER THAT SPECALIZES IN MARITIME LAW
The Hodge Law Firm specializes in Maritime Law. These lawyers are experts on boat risk and liability matters… like oxygen enriched fires on boats and oxygen fire safety requirements on boats… the consultation and phone call is FREE.
But, if your air vents DO NOT/WILL NOT produce and oxygen enriched livewell environments on a bass boat, well no oxygen-rich atmospheric environment can exist because or your air vents are not capable of creating and oxygen-rich environmental condition and the legal liability of an potential oxygen-rich fire is not possible. That’s simple enough.
If Rusty is employed by you selling your V-2T air vents, installing them and using the same advertisement wording… that these air vents he’s promoting and selling will in fact produce an oxygen-rich atmospheric air livewell environment on a bass boat, it may be prudent that he also contacts The Hodge Law Firm on his own because he may also share some risk and liability along with you if he sells this product. Don’t know if Rusty is as college educated like you or has any concept about product risk/liability issues, but Rusty is in it up to his neck too if he is actually representing or selling the product to the public.
This brings up another issue…do you and Rusty carry any product liability insurance on your V-2T air vents? Does your product liability carrier know that your product is advertised, that your V-2T air vents will produce an oxygen-rich atmospheric environment inside bass boats and that is a major selling point?
Judy, Rusty and I, we all love new learning opportunities and this one is special.
Naughty words are not necessary and unbecoming Judy. Be professional, clean up your pottie-mouth.