MORE BBQ GRILL PIX
July 2, 1996. Indianapolis Star showed up for a photo shoot which ran on their July 4 issue. These pictures here were taken by "by standers" and not the Indianapolis Star. Yes, those are really "propane" tanks in the background, however, they are new and have never been filled with propane. They contain nonflammable "dry nitrogen". Click on images to see larger copies.
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Starting to roar, bottom starts to burn through. |
Bottom gone, roaring charcoal fire on ground. |
Dumped on more LOX |
Grill is still standing, minus the bottom. |
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That Weber type grill was built like a tank, it took 3 full buckets of LOX to burn it through. |
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LOX fireball inside a cryo cloud provides an erie
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