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  We keep them in a small bag or container
to deprive them of their "fuel", and we keep
them from too much heat. We store them after
each use. This has given us much longer use
times for each sensor. You probably already
know this, but if you buy the little conector
from radio shack and hook it to your multimeter,
you can calculate the %O2 based on the number
of millivolts the sensor outputs realtive to what
it does in air. This will save you about $225
over buying one of the complete units. Thar way
its not so painful when you finally do have to 
replace the sensor.  - George Ivine

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