Mailing List lml@lancaironline.net Message #49672
From: Bob Smiley <rsmiley2@centurytel.net>
Sender: <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: 360s at high altitudes
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 15:25:02 -0500
To: <lml@lancaironline.net>
Steve,
 
Here are the stats on the O2 system.
 
Here is the information you requested.

I found this bottle size to be just the perfect size for the 360.  It lays
down flat on the baggage floor next to the elevator pushrod tube. I place
the oxymisers between the pilot and copilot. A better idea is to use velcro
and attach them to top of  the seat back with the pilot's unit behind
passenger and vice versa.  I have flown using the system from 10,000 feet up
to 16,500 no problem.  I  never needed to fill the bottle on a round trip. 
One Trip 2 persons from Seattle to Chicago round trip. Another trip one
person from Seattle to Houston and back. Works great. If you do a lot of
traveling, the O2 really helps reduce fatigue.

The Mountain High O2D2 System complete

The bottle is aluminum wrapped with kevlar.
18.8cf @3000psi
12.1cf@ 2015psi
two oxymiser demand pulse systems
carry on bag
2 cannulas
690psi of 02
wt 7.5 lbs
Dimensions 19 in long 5 inches wide 10 inches wide with the oxymiser systems
attached to the bottles

Like new used very little.

Todays market price $2,700 plus tax and shipping new.
Price will increases from 10-15% at beginning of year which puts the new
price at $2,970 to $3,150 base price plus tax and shipping.

price $2,000 shipping free in US.
I also have a filler hose to connect the bottle to a larger 4 foot tall oxygen tank.

Are you interested?  It is probably the best system out there for the 360
Lancair.

Bob Smiley
94RJ
360-297-0596
 
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