Relieving in flight

Thanks Charlie.Â* I went back to my previous salesman and was told he had
left the company.Â* The company seems not interested in orders of 100,
since they sell to hospitals in large quantity.Â* I'm getting by with my
current bags but will keep an eye out.Â* The draw here is the ability to
hook up with an external catheter and, once settled into the cockpit,
relief is a non-event with no spillage.

On 4/6/2018 2:45 PM, Charlie M. (UH & 002 owner/pilot) wrote:
Dan, how about an online search for "gel pee bags"? I did so through Google and had a lot of hits. Maybe something is what you are looking for?

Then again, maybe you already did that and "no joy".

Have you looked up your brand? Maybe they have links to vendors?

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Dan, 5J

NP......

Maybe talk to local hospitals, take their buyer out for a beer or 2, then ask to buy a small quantity for yourself at their cost plus "maybe" a small markup.
Hey, maybe it costs a few beers to get exactly what you want?
If you don't ask, you'll never know.

I still do quart sized zip baggies and toss them overboard. I should really look into an external catheter since most XC ships I fly have the rest.

I wonder how many pilots have forgotten to disconnect from the ship tubing BEFORE exiting the ship? Regardless of at home, field or emergency......
"Yep, it's 20" long..........but only 1/4" in diameter".
You metric types can convert.....but, you get the idea......