From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: gliding distance and Loss of Pressurization
To: lml
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 21:39:53 -0400
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Posted for "Alain NOIREAUX" <alainoireaux@club-internet.fr>:

To all Lancair mail list folks,
I totaly agree with the Bill Hogarty opinion about the oxygen mask;if you have 
a pressurisation problem THE FIRST ACTION IS TO PUT THE  OXYGEN MASK ON YOUR 
FACE.First of all!   It is written like this on all the emergency check-lists 
of all airlines companies in the world. You must be able to put the O2 mask on 
your face in 3 seconds,no more. When you lose your pressurisation you are 
quickly going in an EMERGENCY and whithout O2 will be unable to handle this 
new situation.
If you are using O2,check your oxygen flow frequently,say every 10 minutes and 
if something seems strange,check it immediately.
If you feel tired,put your O2 regulator on 100%,if it's possible,for few 
minutes,it'll help you. 
Have nice flights.      Alain NOIREAUX