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Most likely wrecks along the east coast and eventually Florida caves.What kind of diving do you want to with the doubles
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Most likely wrecks along the east coast and eventually Florida caves.What kind of diving do you want to with the doubles
Most likely wrecks along the east coast and eventually Florida caves.
+1What kind of diving do you want to with the doubles
Agree. @feldomatic , steel tanks last many decades, and there are always some for sale. If you're planning on diving mostly doubles within the next year, consider buying a set of used steel doubles and separating them for now. You'll then have the manifold ready to go a year from now. Having the manifold serviced to replace o-rings with new ones is straightforward. None of my doubles sets were purchased new. I think the oldest of mine dates from the early 1990s--not considered "old" at all as steel tanks go.If you are shopping for a new steel tank, a used set of doubles will be pretty close in price.
If you are shopping for a new steel tank, a used set of doubles will be pretty close in price.