pennypue
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By golly, if I'm to have to use a snorkel I'd sure like a Nitrox one.Leadking:P.S. check out our new Nitrox snorkel with the green top!!
Doubles Tanks Must Have Same Height???
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galodoido
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You could, but you would have a hell of a time with balance issues as the Catalina is a little heavier than the Luxfer.
Oh, and congratulations on the quitting smoking!
I have exactly that lol
I needed a set of aluminum doubles and the dive shop I go to offered to assemble it for me for free. I had two 80s that looked exactly the same to me. I only bothered to check the hydro dates, and didn't even look at what kind of tanks I had. So I bought the manifold and bands and brought everything to the shop so they could assemble it for me.
When I got the tanks back, they mentioned the one of the tanks was a fraction of an inch higher than the other, but that it should be fine as everything is centered and the buoyancy difference was only about half a pound.
I was skeptical but I've been diving the tanks for a few months now with no noticeable problems. I can trim them just fine and don't really feel like one tank is pulling more than the other.
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