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I'm looking for something similar to a 5.5" x 25" cylinders, and all current and previous varieties. OMS, Scubapro Slimline, Faber et al.
According to Fabers site I see there exists, or has existed, a 5.5" cylinder at 3442, but I've never seen nor heard of it over here. Anyone know anything about this one?
I have 4 LP50's, 50 cu ft @ 2640 psi. They are 25.2 in tall and 5.5" OD. 19 lbs each and buoyancy full/empty on the Faber spec sheet are -2.43 and 1.24 lbs. Hydro dates are around 03/11 and they are out of vis. I have 2 set up with L valves (with manifold plugs) - 300 bar DIN Thermo service pressure 3000 psi (5000 psi recessed burst disc). And 2 set up with the same R valves.
I had purchased these for sidemount but have only used them in the pool for testing my camera setup. They have boots, and bolt snaps on hose clamps set up for sidemount diving. I paid $325 each for these and would take $1000 for all 4. They are in the Houston, TX area and I will consider shipping them. Pictures will have to wait a day or two.
Thanks for the link to the price. Sorry, I didn't do my research about the price. Price lowered to $175 each with valve (300 bar DIN L or R valve with manifold plug), hose clamp, bolt snaps, boot, and SS DIN plug.
Last edited by LiteWeight; June 12th, 2012 at 06:57 PM.
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