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The small bottle is ~ 311 liters. If I were doing it over, I'd buy
the biggest one that would fit. Ray Warshaw PB wrote: wrote: ........... I use the MH on the night setting, which delivers O2 from the ground up and get ~9 hours out of the small bottle as long as it's properly filled. Hi Ray What is the actual size of the "small bottle". I am considering buying an oxygen system and would envisage using it as you do. So this would give me a guide. thanks Paul |
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Another consideration is the regulator. A couple years ago, I depleted
a single bottle in 8-9 hours @ 17K ft. using the D1 unit. After installing a 2nd bottle, another pilot mentioned to check the regulator (which also came from Mountain High). Indeed, it was putting out O2 at 27psi, not the 15psi it should. I sent the regulator to MH where they fixed it no charge. If you have the MH regulator, you might as well send that to them too for a check. |
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