O2d2 System

[donkaye]

3 hours ago, Unit74 said:

So the problem was because of your equipment, not theirs correct? 

I'm sorry I can't answer that question because I never got it to work.

[donkaye]

4 hours ago, alexz said:

Don, what do you use on Bravos for flying under 18000?

I use the Aerox Oxysaver Cannulas.  I like to see a minimum of 96% on the O2 saturation and will adjust the flow until that value is reached.

[RobertGary1]

Since I found a local scuba shop to fill my bottle for $25 I no longer worry about the cost of fill. My E bottle is 25 hrs at 15,000 feet.

 

-Robert

[bmcconnaha]

Another one for the o2d2 system.  Been using one for years.  Excellent setup 

[Pinecone]

FYI, Mountain High has 10% off for Oshkosh.  I am pretty sure it runs through the end of this week.

I ordered an O2D2 last week

[Ned Gravel]

12 hours ago, bmcconnaha said:

Another one for the o2d2 system.  Been using one for years.  Excellent setup 

Got mine when we were at AirVenture last week. Used it twice since. 

[GaryP1007]

So I bought the system and the EZ Breathe cannula that attaches to the headset. But the Bose A20 doesn’t seem to offer a flat enough spot to adhere as well as other headsets. Anyone come up with a solution?


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[ilovecornfields]

I just use a regular nasal cannula and stick the blue tubing on the end. I didn’t like the EZ breathe one as I could never get it adjusted so it was comfortable.

A glue gun might work, though.

At $0.52 each, it’s pretty cheap to just use the cannula and throw it away after a little while. I like to set it to go on at 5000’ so sometimes my passengers get jealous and I offer them a cannula as well. You can also buy extra blue tubing if you don’t want to re-use it.

https://www.boundtree.com/nasal-cannulas/c/32

[GaryP1007]

3 hours ago, ilovecornfields said:

I just use a regular nasal cannula and stick the blue tubing on the end. I didn’t like the EZ breathe one as I could never get it adjusted so it was comfortable.

A glue gun might work, though.

At $0.52 each, it’s pretty cheap to just use the cannula and throw it away after a little while. I like to set it to go on at 5000’ so sometimes my passengers get jealous and I offer them a cannula as well. You can also buy extra blue tubing if you don’t want to re-use it.

https://www.boundtree.com/nasal-cannulas/c/32

Thanks.  Yeah Im not sure if I will like it or not so no glue yet.  Ill order some cannulas as well just in case.

[larryb]

I really like the EZ Breath that attaches to the headset. It is much more comfortable on long trips than the regular over-the-ear cannulas. The foam tape provided on the mount didn't last that long in the heat. I used some JB weld and it is solid.

 

As far as the regulators, I have a built-in oxygen system. That is 2 regulators at the tank, a high pressure regulator followed by the altitude compensating regulator. I bought the  EDS-ILR Regulator from Mountain High. It goes between the altitude compensating regulator and the O2D2. The in-line regulator can handle whatever the altitude compensating regulator is putting out. It has worked well for me.

[bmcconnaha]

i use the MH cannula over the bose headset.  actually works really well