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I am considering the Aerox DDO2 mechanical diluter demand system. I
only occasionally use supplemental O2, mainly for the a few trips each season to fly on the east side of the Cascade mountains in Washington state. I am currently using a Aerox regulator with a needle valve, and an Oxymiser cannula. Since there are no filling facilities where I fly I am hoping to get a little more mileage out of my tank. Could somebody out there provide some feedback on the DDO2 regulator? Is it a good option for the occasional O2 user? Does it provide a significant reduction in the amount of oxygen required? Is it easy to use? I don't care for the " string around the neck" option. Has anybody mounted it to the interior of their cockpit? Any other information would be appreciated. Ron Clark |
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