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external oxygen port?
On our way home not long ago we landed in Denver with our oxygen
getting low. I asked for a fill and they gave it their best shot but our configuration didn't leave them sufficient space for all of the adapters they needed to use. The ride home was...well, I was glad that I had the oximeter. (As we went over the Mississippi my wife couldn't think of the word for barge. "Give me your finger!") I'd like to make filling the O2 easier - especially when I've got the rear baggage compartment loaded to the gills. An external O2 port seems like an answer. Another possibility is to have a more standard port (than what we have now) that's located on the ceiling or back wall just inside the baggage compartment door. If I had something like this I think I'd finally get a couple of O2 tanks for my hangar. That would make me more likely to have a full charge when I need it. Any ideas on installing something like this in an Aztec? Thank you. --kyler |
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