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I like the steel tanks because I don't have to use as much weight. You might check out Tech Diving Unliminted they have a special on there tanks right now. I have bought 2 high pressure steel 100cf tanks. They have several tank sizes to choose from and High or Low pressure.

Every time I fill a tank I look for dents, cuts, hydro date and fire marks on the tank. But we don't take the valve out and look in the tank unless it's been hydro'd. The other thing is what training does the person that is doing the inspection of the tank have? My local dive shop won't...

I have been in the Fire Service for 26+ years, and the fire service is not required to due annual inspections. Luxfer makes almost all the tanks for the fire service. So my question is what's the difference between a scuba tank or a fire service tank. In either under water or a smoke filled...

Isn't funny how things just pop out and the wrong time.

Best thing to do is go to the pool and find out it effects your buoyancy and what you need to do from trim. It helps to have a freind along to move your weights around, and also tell you if your floating feet down or head down.