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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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