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I have a couple of these things in my parts box. Any idea what they were intended to do other than hanging with keys?

Maybe it's just a sloppy retest facility that didn't fully strike their numbers. It's probably not worth the drive or postage to have it corrected if that's the case. Good luck. Those PST 100s are great tanks.

Call PSI-PCI if you doubt me. PSI-PCI: Phone: 425-398-4300

That's not how they're read.

It may have been tested, but it lacks a complete 4 character RIN code between month and year on both tanks. If it's not clear, you may not be able to get it filled. Knowing that the prior test was invalidated by DOT/PHMSA , I would bring them in for a hydro before I sold them.

The prior RIN on 10/10 was the subject of a DOT/PHMSA bulletin. Federal Register :: Safety Advisory: Unauthorized Marking of Compressed Gas Cylinders

If you legitimately paid a shop to perform a hydro, bring them back and have them restrike their RIN.

OMG! Nice fake hydro stamp. LOL!! I hope you didn't pay for that. I really hope it wasn't a DIY either.

BQ, you are correct. CGA, OSHA, and NFPA specify breathing air as having an O2 content of 19.5 -23.5. (I believe Navy is up to 25%) Beyond that, it's enriched. I would think that the disclaimer is a CYA move.

New Luxfer scuba cylinders manufactured from January 1, 2000, until December 31, 2004, were cleaned for oxygen service at the factory and sealed with an oxygen-compatible cap before being shipped. However, starting on January 1, 2005, Luxfer began providing oxygen-clean scuba cylinders only by...

The cost of bringing your HP 120s on the plane is prohibitive. :) You dive with what's there which is typically aluminum.

Assuming they're in good shape, the price is great. If tanks are unfamiliar territory for you, ask the seller to drain them and bring them to a local shop for a meet-up to have them inspected. If they look good inside, pay the man for the tanks and have the shop perform the hydro/vis. This is...

I've always opted for Family Master. Good idea to have something since ED visits and chamber rides aren't cheap.

{BUMP} Open to offers. Also open to trade or partial trade.

I'm in the process of moving and the new house doesn't have 220 off the panel. And I haven't the time to drop it in with all the other construction going on. Good suggestion though. It will reach well over 3500 psi.

I'm selling my Bauer scuba compressor. I forget whether it's a Purus or Utilus, but it works well and runs on 220v. electric. Fill whip and a gallon of synthetic oil is included. Fan shroud is a bit ugly looking, but that can easily be replaced without tools and is reflected in my asking price...

I wouldn't worry about it. I also have quite a few of of their special permit tanks and the sky has yet to fall.

See if anyone has complete 1988 thru 1991 Scubapro catalogs. I believe anything earlier would be analog and later would be a computer. It's probably a combination pressure, depth, bottom timer. If it was sold over multiple years, I think we would have seen more around over the years. The red...

You may take issue with some of the replies you've received, but their points are valid. As an open water diver, regardless of agency, you've been trained to a max depth of 60 feet. Diving beyond your training and experience puts you and your dive buddy at risk. That being said and apparently...

Sorry, the set was sold. Forgot to close the thread. ---------- Post added June 29th, 2015 at 07:18 AM ---------- Item is sold