Anything from Oxycheq is good. I have the Expedition, but the kits are very nice also.
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All about Oxygen O2 Analyzers, including DIY
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good alternatives
http://www.o2sensor.com/products/mcdiver.aspx
OR
http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com/YOUDOIT.htm
omar
http://www.o2sensor.com/products/mcdiver.aspx
OR
http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com/YOUDOIT.htm
omar
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The Expedition is a great product.
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cstreu1026
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How about Dive Rite's O2 analyzer? I am considering buying one because a LDS is going to sell it to me for a little more than $100 under the list price so they can get rid of it.
It is made by VTI. They mainly make oxygen monitors for medical use. It is a quality unit and at a $100 discount well worth it.
I know of one shop that has had problems with the 3 expeditions that they have. Even after they have been sent back for repair.
I suspect that their performance is the same as any other equipment.
There are some items that are "lemons" from the start and others that are rugged & indestructable and they could have been made one after the other on the same day. The main concern should be if it will be repaired or replaced to the customers satisfaction...
omar
I know of one shop that has had problems with the 3 expeditions that they have. Even after they have been sent back for repair.
I suspect that their performance is the same as any other equipment.
There are some items that are "lemons" from the start and others that are rugged & indestructable and they could have been made one after the other on the same day. The main concern should be if it will be repaired or replaced to the customers satisfaction...
omar
is the one I built;
http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com/YOUDOIT.htm
The picture at the bottom of the unit in the Pelican case, and the write-up with it, are both mine.
No, they didn't pay for the review.
http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com/YOUDOIT.htm
The picture at the bottom of the unit in the Pelican case, and the write-up with it, are both mine.
No, they didn't pay for the review.
Scubamedicjoe
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so how do you check it from a din tank, what adapter ect do you have to buy with this kit anyone got a picture as I am in searious need of a analizer since my expensive one went into water !!!!!!
yes you heard me right last weekend mine went into water a friend who barrowed it opps first mistake , it went over board somehow long story he dont have the money to replace it right now so about these el cheapo one for now any help thanks .
yes you heard me right last weekend mine went into water a friend who barrowed it opps first mistake , it went over board somehow long story he dont have the money to replace it right now so about these el cheapo one for now any help thanks .
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