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Subject: Re: [LML] oxygen in a 320 / 360
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Yes,

Don't do it.  Rather get a portable system.  It is lighter, more convenient
to service, can be totally removed from the cockpit and baggage area thus
giving you more room and more useful load. Remember, these birds are more
efficient at lower altitudes unless you have the extended wings.  If you fly
high, and have the extended wings then you might consider it.
Bob Smiley
N94RJ