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From: "Matt Hapgood" <hapgoodm94@alum.darden.edu>
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Subject: oxygen in a 320 / 360
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I finally broke down and purchased an oxygen system for my 360.  I got a
very small bottle (11 cu. ft.) and am looking for suggestions where to mount
the bottle.  I would like to make it a semi-permanent location where it can
be clamped down but still somewhat easily accesible.  I have a flat baggage
floor that is raised to a level about 2 inches above the elevator push-tube.

Any and all thoughts will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Matt