Carbon Fiber Tanks

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Of course, if the tank set is not excessivly negative, it's not a problem but there are some very negative tanks that will tend to make the diver turn turtle even if the fore/aft trim is correct.

I think I dove those tanks...

Question on the reduced weight. Can you feel it when you're diving? I can roll pretty easy wearing double AL80's. My double 3AA 100's make a roll something only for wide open space. I bet they make you feel more like a fish and less like a diver wearing 100 pounds of stuff.
 
In Europe, these cylinders have an indefinite shelf life as long as they pass hydro. Here in the US, thanks to the DOT, we have a 15 year shelf life, every 5 year hydro and internal visual and a yearly external inspection.

So does Interspiro offer to buy back 15 year old tanks that pass hydro to sell on the used market in Europe? :D
 
Because the composite cylinders are new to the US, we haven't established a program yet, but I am sure we will have one. If the cylinders are in a re-sellable condition, a credit will most likely be given towards new ones.
 

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