Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Sun May 27, 2018 11:01 am
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Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Sun May 27, 2018 9:29 pm
CloudHound: now I know who you really are!
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Mon May 28, 2018 7:21 pm
D’oh
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Mon Jun 04, 2018 11:19 am
I’m going out to Knoxville to pick up a brand new SR22T G6 in July - then fly it home to White Waltham. Hoping to take the Iqaluit - Sondestrom / Nuuk Route this time as we did Goose Bay - Narsarsuaq - Kulusuk - Reykjavik in 2015).
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Mon Jun 04, 2018 1:37 pm
Lefty wrote:I’m going out to Knoxville to pick up a brand new SR22T G6 in July - then fly it home to White Waltham. Hoping to take the Iqaluit - Sondestrom / Nuuk Route this time as we did Goose Bay - Narsarsuaq - Kulusuk - Reykjavik in 2015).
Very smart move - you'd get bored doing the same trip time and time again!
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Wed Jun 06, 2018 11:40 am
The Canadians are getting rather hotter on carrying HF for the Goose-Narsarsuaq route these days. Alternative routes are becoming necessary.
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Wed Jun 06, 2018 12:15 pm
Interesting read and was a bit surprised to read:
80% is pretty low.
80%SpO2 is considered as low as you would want to go
80% is pretty low.
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Sat Jun 09, 2018 8:06 pm
Sp? Saturated pressure? If so, where does Partial pressure come in ? 
Interested party here.
Rob
Interested party here.
Rob
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Sun Jun 10, 2018 2:41 pm
Rob
Blood contains oxygenated haemoglobin and deoxygenated haemaglobin.
Oxygen saturation is the percentage of oxygenated blood.
The sample should be measured in arterial blood (= SaO2)
Saturation monitors measure peripheral circulation levels (=SpO2).
The saturation monitor reading is usually a good approximation to the arterial reading.
Professionally SpO2 levels below 90 % gave me concern, levels around 80% were brown trouser moments.
Blood contains oxygenated haemoglobin and deoxygenated haemaglobin.
Oxygen saturation is the percentage of oxygenated blood.
The sample should be measured in arterial blood (= SaO2)
Saturation monitors measure peripheral circulation levels (=SpO2).
The saturation monitor reading is usually a good approximation to the arterial reading.
Professionally SpO2 levels below 90 % gave me concern, levels around 80% were brown trouser moments.
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Sun Jun 10, 2018 9:09 pm
Thanks Gasman...it was just for my re-edumication (I did Biology many decades ago and have forgotten...but the terms sprung a recollection). Particularly from a first-aid course as to why mouth-to-mouth recuscitation works; that was all about partial pressure of O2
Rob
Rob
Re: Mark Jefferies blog delivering a Cirrus to the UK
PostPosted:Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:45 am
Flyin'Dutch' wrote:Lefty wrote:I’m going out to Knoxville to pick up a brand new SR22T G6 in July - then fly it home to White Waltham. Hoping to take the Iqaluit - Sondestrom / Nuuk Route this time as we did Goose Bay - Narsarsuaq - Kulusuk - Reykjavik in 2015).
Very smart move - you'd get bored doing the same trip time and time again!
Done it hundreds of times and have not found that to be the case....