tango4 wrote:
"Eric Greenwell" wrote in message
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Bill Daniels wrote:


Pulse oxymeters need warm fingers with a good blood flow to get a
reading.
Clip on units like this require that you remove a glove to use it - not a
good idea in a wave. I'd pass.


I use a Nonin earlobe clip on a flylead connected to a panel mounted unit.
The sensor can be worn under a hat or balaclava so the sensor and my ears
stay warm. Less interference with controls and can 'fit and forget' for the
whole flight.

This sounds very interesting - what model is it? Does the clip ever
become uncomfortable during a 5 or 6 hour flight? I've had couple
warnings about this possibily from health workers that use them on patients.


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