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May 26th 05, 11:10 PM
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Oxygen above 20,000 feet
I seem to recall that my portable 02 system said something about not
being about to go above 20,000 feet with it. This does not present a problem with my Turbo Arrow since that represents its service ceiling. Now, I am contemplating a Cessna Turbo 310 R and I am wondering whether the 02 will be the limiting factor on how high I fly? -Sami 
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