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just a wild guess because the pictures aren't clear and you don't really have a good look at the business end of it but judging by the length of the hose on it I'm going to say it's a portable cleaning installation of some kind, maybe part of a home-made portable sand blaster.
R..
R..
Kinda resembles a confined space entry kit for clean fuel tanks and things like that.
Peter_C
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What kind of plants are they growing?
Or what kind of beer are they drinking?
Looks to me like a CO2 tank setup.
Or what kind of beer are they drinking?
Looks to me like a CO2 tank setup.
What part of the world are those valves in/from?
They look like they could be CGA 540 valves
which would mean the tanks hold 100% O2 and given the hose lengths its probably a surface supplied O2 rig to setup a deco station.
CGA 320 valves look similar and are unique for CO2 however.
They look like they could be CGA 540 valves
which would mean the tanks hold 100% O2 and given the hose lengths its probably a surface supplied O2 rig to setup a deco station.
CGA 320 valves look similar and are unique for CO2 however.
craig chamberlain
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not exactly sure but looks like some sort of compressor to me!
Looks like a muffler-bearing regenerator that runs on 100% undiluted prop wash.
yeah, that was my first impression too.
I wonder if it's even diving related. One of the posts about it maybe containing C02 made me wonder if it might be part of a CO2 installation for aquariums.
R..
Looks like one of their older 'Air Cylinder Cart' models, minus the controls
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