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Please don't go with a spare air, for anything under 60ft they are virtually useless. Made this mistake myself, but yes they are like a normal cylinder.Do These Bottles Have To Be Hydro Tested And Vip'ed Like Normal Cylinders?
Do These Bottles Have To Be Hydro Tested And Vip'ed Like Normal Cylinders?
[-]for anything under 60ft[/-] they are [-]virtually[/-] useless.
LOL, yeah I was trying to be niceFixed it for you.
Not totally useless. Keep one in the glove box of your car in case you accidentally drive it into a lake and need 3 or 4 breaths to find your way out.
lol @ SparticleBrane's post repair.
Not totally useless. Keep one in the glove box of your car in case you accidentally drive it into a lake and need 3 or 4 breaths to find your way out.
lol @ SparticleBrane's post repair.
You don't think those same "3 or 4 breaths" could get you thru an ESA from about 100 ft? Spare air is not a very good solution to the "problem" of emergency gas in scuba - but it is better than nothing. You should look at all the solutions and their advantages and disadvantages before you decide what redundency is right for you.