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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C  Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 10:15 |
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A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue.
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 10:26 |
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Username Protected wrote: A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue. My kids learned early, through road trips. Minimum three hours between breaks was the goal, and by the time they were five we had them trained. Tim
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 11:00 |
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Username Protected wrote: A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue. Agreed. When you coming to visit Erwin?
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 11:18 |
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Username Protected wrote: A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue. We never had a potty in car, not even the minivans. Not having one in a plane was never an issue either. Even if we had one, I fly single pilot except for recurrent training, so my bladder would still be a limiting factor.
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 11:50 |
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Username Protected wrote: A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue. We never had a potty in car, not even the minivans. Not having one in a plane was never an issue either. Even if we had one, I fly single pilot except for recurrent training, so my bladder would still be a limiting factor.
I'll bet that if you had one with a door it would be used.
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 11:59 |
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Username Protected wrote: A useable potty for serious family travel is a must. We use ours just as we would use a bathroom at home. Complete non issue. We never had a potty in car, not even the minivans. Not having one in a plane was never an issue either. Even if we had one, I fly single pilot except for recurrent training, so my bladder would still be a limiting factor.
There are ways of dealing with your bladder as well. 
And yes, a real wood door that seperates
the can is a big help for ladies. Pressurization outflow in the back behind the toilet is also a big help when the teenagers start dumping. Keeps
the smells out of the main cabin.
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Post subject: Re: Aerostar or 421C Posted: 26 Oct 2016, 12:03 |
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Even if we had one, I fly single pilot except for recurrent training, so my bladder would still be a limiting factor.
I hear there are mods available to install PTT switches in the lav. Must have feature in my mind...
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