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> As a firm believer in O2, I plan my cross country flights (again no=20
> passengers) to include a standard cylinder of O2 using a diluter-=20
> demand regulator.=A0 My present O2 mask doesn't have a mike but I'm=20
> still looking for a reasonably priced mask/mike combination.=A0 Anyone=20=

> have any thoughts on that topic?
>
> Regards, Bill Hogarty

I use Mountain High's nasal cannula and their Oxygen on Demand=20
regulator for all of my high altitude flights. Mountain High claims=20
that they have tested the nasal cannulae with their Oxygen on Demand=20
regulators up to altitudes of 33,000 feet, if I recall correctly.

When using the cannula, there is absolutely no problem with=20
communications. For emergency purposes only, I think that you might=20
want to consider the cannulae along with the Oxygen on Demand regulator.=

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a firm believer in O2, I plan my cross country flights (again no
passengers) to include a standard cylinder of O2 using a diluter-
demand regulator.=A0 My present O2 mask doesn't have a mike but I'm
still looking for a reasonably priced mask/mike combination.=A0 Anyone
have any thoughts on that topic?


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I use Mountain High's nasal cannula and their Oxygen on Demand
regulator for all of my high altitude flights. Mountain High claims
that they have tested the nasal cannulae with their Oxygen on Demand
regulators up to altitudes of 33,000 feet, if I recall correctly.


When using the cannula, there is absolutely no problem with
communications. For emergency purposes only, I think that you might
want to consider the cannulae along with the Oxygen on Demand
regulator.=

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