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John Slade wrote:

> I will want one suitable for two users.   My back seater won't go over 
> 10,500 without it. 
>  
> Tracy.
> Glad you survived that one. We'd miss you for all sorts of reasons :)
> Take a look at http://www.aeromedix.com
> I got their 2 place system for around $400 complete with a full 640 ox 
> bottle. It's gone up a bit since. Haven't had a chance to use it yet, 
> but the quality and service seem good.  
> Regards,
> John
>  

I've bookmarked this page.  Very interesting stuff.  I'm basically 
healthy, and don't plan on much FL flying.  But I think one of their 
miniature, $289 systems would be useful for the type of situation Tracy 
found himself in.  If I had that and the Nonin Flightstat, it would 
minimize the weight I carry around but still maximize safety.  $600 for 
a complete oxygen system isn't all that bad.

David, this is probably a good question for you.  Would it be necessary 
to carry one of the oxygen monitors all the time, or would it be enough 
for someone to wear one for a few flights to characterize how their body 
reacts and then just use oxygen in those conditions?  In other words, 
can a person expect to react the same everytime, or is it unpredictable?

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