Ok here is what I have it is a set of doubles lp 104's or 108's???? I dont know which it is but they just came back from hydro & vis & nitrox clean today. I got them in a package deal & I dont dive doubles so I am selling them. They have stainless steel bands, dive rite 300 bar din manifold & dive rite trans pac adapters. They are rust free & located in south west florida due to size I do not want to ship them but will meet anyone half way within reason. Born on dates for both tanks is 3/96 with a hydro in 02 & now in 11 same for both tanks. Ser# 1A18 557259 R & 1A81 548061 R They also have stainless hose clamps with D rings on each tank & are filled with air because I did not know what mix would be most used in these tanks. I am looking to get $525 OBO for the complete set I might consider splitting it up it the money was right Thanks for looking
Doubles for sale 104's 0r 108's????
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bwetter
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PM replied to Thanks for your interest.
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still for sale
FYI, they are the same thing 104/108's just discrepancies in how they are measured. But, internal volume is exactly the same.
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From what I've seen, "108s" are generally painted/ spray galvanized, while "104s" are hot galvanized. I also think the metal is different, perhaps in how they are made (spun vs pressed).
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Very Interesting Thank you I dont know if they are spun or pressed but they appear to be hot galvanized but I am no expert on this. All things aside there are in great shape!
it's just the way the volume is measured, someone said 2400+ rating, and someone else say 2640, blah blah blah, but if you take a graduated cylinder and start filling them with water, they take the same amount of water to fill them. And they are rated for the same pressure.
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interested and look to talk with you David
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also have some Lm salvo hids and leds for swap and or $$$$
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also have some Lm salvo hids and leds for swap and or $$$$
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I have replied to you & if it is easier for anyone my phone number is 941-809-2452 Thanks
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