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http://survincity.com/2015/09/27-000-feet-in-an-rv-7/ :) CJ |
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Check out this article about using welders oxygen. Oxygen is oxygen he says and that's what we have been using. I'm not dead yet. https://www.avweb.com/news/pelican/182079-1.html I have the mountain high 02 D2 system and I love it. I use very little oxygen And it works very well. :rolleyes: CJ |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohannon_B-1 https://airandspace.si.edu/support/w...bruce-bohannon |
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It was so cold my fingers and brain missed the altimeter adjustment by .01. Hope this and the dirty screen is forgiven.
Flying home from Arizona last weekend. I should have also turned into the wind, slowed to approach speed and flew backwards, but I was too cold so I pushed on and around the weather. You can see my deviation from the flight plan to avoid further weather. ![]() |
It can get cold up there for sure, and our RV heaters are not known to be all that good. I bought one of those 12-volt heated jacket liners a while back that the motorcycle and snowmobilers use and wore that under my regular jacket for the recent trip KMDD-KHOT, at 17,000 the OAT was variable between +12 and +8 F and after about 20 minutes the cold started to soak into me pretty good. I plugged in the jacket and turned it on and it nearly roasted me on high, I kicked it down to the lowest setting and it was right on target, that made it completely comfortable.
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Also happy with the Mountain High O2D2
+1. It's a tremendous gadget, really cuts down on the O2 usage. Looks like they recently introduced an improved model, as well.
I was pondering getting my own setup to fill O2 tanks but discovered that my local scuba guy (been buying stuff from him for years....) will fill my cylinder for $10. And with the O2D2 a cylinder lasts a loooong time. So I just go the scuba route. Quote:
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