AfterDark
Contributor
All old skool tanks:
2 50's steel 1800psi
4 72's steel 2250 psi
2 96's steel 3000psi
1 19 AL 3000psi
2 50's steel 1800psi
4 72's steel 2250 psi
2 96's steel 3000psi
1 19 AL 3000psi
How many dive cylinders do you currently own ? [Poll]
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Zero cylinders.
Because there's really no diving in Colorado that's worth it, and it would be crazy to fly with cylinders rather than just rent them.
Because there's really no diving in Colorado that's worth it, and it would be crazy to fly with cylinders rather than just rent them.
2 x HP120 doubles
LP85 doubles
5 x AL80 deco gasses
2 x AL40 deco gasses
When repetitive diving it's a challenge to get fills unless the shop banks the 'mix. So it's easier to have it on hand.
LP85 doubles
5 x AL80 deco gasses
2 x AL40 deco gasses
When repetitive diving it's a challenge to get fills unless the shop banks the 'mix. So it's easier to have it on hand.
6 - HP100
2 - Steel 80 LP
1 - Steel 40
1 - AL40
1 - AL30
1 - AL13
2 - Steel 80 LP
1 - Steel 40
1 - AL40
1 - AL30
1 - AL13
4 Steel 80 hp
2 Al 80
1 Al 50
1 Al 13
2 Al 80
1 Al 50
1 Al 13
KentB
Contributor
2x117s
1x149
1x30 pony
and possibly 4 al80 in the near future for SM
1x149
1x30 pony
and possibly 4 al80 in the near future for SM
1) 6
2) Fewer fills mid-day, also if/when the runts move out the wife and I will have three dives a piece.
3) n/a
4) I would not advocate for anyone to own or not own tanks. My choice is because I like to be as autonomous as possible. If the tanks are full, I can go, without having to worry about shop hours or similar.
2) Fewer fills mid-day, also if/when the runts move out the wife and I will have three dives a piece.
3) n/a
4) I would not advocate for anyone to own or not own tanks. My choice is because I like to be as autonomous as possible. If the tanks are full, I can go, without having to worry about shop hours or similar.
Five 63 cu ft cylinders.
Don't use anything bigger unless I am on a boat in the Caribbean
Divegoose
Don't use anything bigger unless I am on a boat in the Caribbean
Divegoose
Whipsnake
Registered
2 Scubapro short steel 72s, 2 Scubapro slim 60s for my wife. Since she doesn't dive any more, I should sell them. Where I live, there are lots of dive shops for rentals, so owning cylinders is an expensive indulgence.
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