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Hey Sealark: I too have gotten great service from filtertechs, but the man who gets my money now, if the parts are genuine Bauer, is Porter Stiles at August Industries. For Lawrence Factor filter techs are very good, they have even special ordered in fittings for me, as they were sending me a package here to Vietnam, just so it could go in the same box, clear customs and save me on shipping costs. Porter bailed me out of a few jams where the problem was right in front of my eyes, but I just could not see it. There are 5 compressors on our island, I own three and I am by far the most qualified to repair them. Nobody to ring up here for help. One other dive shop has to fly a guy in from 600 miles away to clean their valves. Porter has saved me from that, before I had spent any money with him..I wrote him emails so he could answer in his own free time, but he insisted I call so he could give me his full attention. In offered to send him some money for his help, he would not accept. There are some great people supplying our industry, ray contreras is the go to guy for Coltri.
 
I went out and ran the pressure up to 3500 psi and the safety lifted and kept the pressure at 3500 psi. I ran the compressor for 30 minutes and shut it down. Drained the water from moisture seperator and stage drain. Checked the drain in bottom of filter bone dry. I guess it's working correctly.
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I'm sure the mechanical engineer would not like my ideas. I wonder why the Navy stopped using the oilless portable Rix? sorry I said I wouldn't comment.

I guess they just bought bigger ones

AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
Nimitz Class CVN
USS Carl Vinson
USS Theodore Roosevelt
USS Abraham Lincoln
USS George H.W. Bush

Gerald R. Ford Class CVN
USS Gerald R. Ford
USS John F. Kennedy

CVN-70 CVN-71 CVN-72 CVN-77 CVN-78 CVN-79
9 MARC350A LPAPs, 1 NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generator 9 MARC350A LPAPs, 1 NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generator 9 MARC350A LPAPs, 1 NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generator 2 MNG/NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generators
6 MARC350A LPAPs, 2 NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generator 6 MARC350A LPAPs, 2 NGEN-30S Nitrogen Generator

GUIDED MISSILE CRUISERS
Ticonderoga Class CG
USS Hue City
USS Vicksburg
USS Lake Erie
USS Cape St. George
USS Vella Gulf
USS Port Royal

CG-66 CG-69 CG-70 CG-71 CG-72 CG-73
2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators

GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYERS
Arleigh Burke Class DDG (Flight I and Fight II)
USS CURTIS WILBUR
USS STOUT
USS JOHN S. McCANN
USS MITSCHER
USS LABOON
USS RUSSELL
USS PAUL HAMILTON
USS RAMAGE
USS FITZGERALD
USS STETHEM
USS CARNEY
USS BENFOLD
USS GONZALEZ
USS COLE
USS THE SULLIVANS
USS MILIUS
USS HOPPER
USS ROSS
USS MAHAN
USS DECATUR
USS McFAUL
USS DONALD COOK
USS HIGGINS
USS O’KANE
USS PORTER

DDG-54 DDG-55 DDG-56 DDG-57 DDG-58 DDG-59 DDG-60 DDG-61 DDG-62 DDG-63 DDG-64 DDG-65 DDG-66 DDG-67 DDG-68 DDG-69 DDG-70 DDG-71 DDG-72 DDG-73 DDG-74 DDG-75 DDG-76 DDG-77 DDG-78
3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators
3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs

GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER
Arleigh Burke Class DDG (Flight IIA)
USS OSCAR AUSTIN
USS ROOSEVELT
USS WINSTON S. CHURCHILL
DDG-79 DDG-80 DDG-81
EQUIPMENT ON SHIPS
GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER (cont.)
Arleigh Burke Class DDG (Flight IIA)
USS LASSEN
USS HOWARD
USS BULKELEY
USS McCAMPBELL
USS SHOUP
USS MASON
USS PREBLE
USS MUSTIN
USS CHAFEE
USS PINCKNEY
USS MOMSEN
USS CHUNG-HOON
USS NITZE
USS JAMES E. WILLIAMS
USS BAINBRIDGE
USS HALSEY
USS FORREST SHERMAN
USS FARRAGUT
USS KIDD
USS GRIDLEY
USS SAMPSON
USS TRUXTUN
USS STERETT
USS DEWEY
USS STOCKDALE
USS GRAVELY
USS WAYNE E. MEYERS
USS JASON DUNHAM
USS WILLIAM P. LAWRENCE
USS SPRUANCE
USS MICHAEL MURPHY
USS JOHN FINN
USS RALPH JOHNSON
USS RAFAEL PENALTA
USS THOMAS HUDNER

DDG-82 DDG-83 DDG-84 DDG-85 DDG-86 DDG-87 DDG-88 DDG-89 DDG-90 DDG-91 DDG-92 DDG-93 DDG-94 DDG-95 DDG-96 DDG-97 DDG-98 DDG-99 DDG-100 DDG-101 DDG-102 DDG-103 DDG-104 DDG-105 DDG-106 DDG-107 DDG-108 DDG-109 DDG-110 DDG-111 DDG-112 DDG-113 DDG-114 DDG-115 DDG-116
3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200 LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs 3 STAR 200D LPACs
2 4VX3B-131 MPACs
2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs
2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs 2 5R5-75B HPACs

LITTORAL COMBAT SHIP
Freedom Variant
USS Freedom

LCS-1

SUBMARINES
*Seawolf Class SSN
USS Seawolf
USS Connecticut
USS Jimmy Carter

SSN-21 SSN-22 SSN-23

Virginia Class SSN
USS Virginia
USS Texas
USS Hawaii
USS North Carolina
USS New Hampshire
USS New Mexico
USS Missouri

SSN-774 SSN-775 SSN-776 SSN-777 SSN-778 SSN-779 SSN-780
EQUIPMENT ON SHIPS
USS California
USS Mississippi
USS Minnesota
USS North Dakota
USS John Warner
USS Illinois
USS Washington
USS Colorado
USS Indiana
USS South Dakota

SSN-781 SSN-782 SSN-783 SSN-784 SSN-785 SSN-786 SSN-787 SSN-788 SSN-789 SSN-790

AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE
Tarawa Class LHA
USS Peleliu

LHA-5
2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 4 STAR 200C LPACs

America Class LHA
USS America
USS Tripoli

LHA-6 LHA-7
2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators

Wasp Class LHD
USS Wasp
USS Essex
USS Kearsarg
USS Boxer
USS Bataan
USS Bonhomme Richard
USS Iwo Jima
USS Makin Island

LHD-1 LHD-2 LHD-3 LHD-4 LHD-5 LHD-6 LHD-7 LHD-8
2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators

Austin Class LPD
USS Denver

LPD-9
3 STAR 200C LPACs

Whidbey Island Class LSD
USS Whidbey Island
USS Germantown
USS Fort McHenry
USS Gunston Hall
USS Comstock
USS Tortuga
USS Rushmore
USS Ashland

LSD-41 LSD-42 LSD-43 LSD-44 LSD-45 LSD-46 LSD-47 LSD-48
3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 2JS2B-150 LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs 3 STAR 200C LPACs

Harpers Ferry Class LSD
USS Harpers Ferry
USS Carter Hall
USS Oak Hill
USS Pearl Harbor

LSD-49 LSD-50 LSD-51 LSD-52
3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators 3 STAR 200 LPACs, 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators

2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators 2 5R5-75A HPACs, 2 Inter-stage Membrane Dehydrators, 2 MG-30 Nitrogen Generators
EQUIPMENT ON SHIPS
COMMAND SHIP
Blue Ridge Class LCC

USS Blue Ridge LCC-19
3 MARC350 LPACs

MINE COUNTERMEASURE SHIPS

Avenger Class MCM
USS Avenger
USS Defender
USS Sentry
USS Champion
USS Devastator
USS Patriot
USS Scout
USS Pioneer
USS Warrior
USS Ardent
USS Dextrous
USS Chief

MCM-1 MCM-2 MCM-3 MCM-4 MCM-6 MCM-7 MCM-8 MCM-9 MCM-10 MCM-12 MCM-13 MCM-14
2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs 2 2KX-30A/B MPACs

AUXILIARY
Supply Class T-AOE
USNS Bridge

T-AOE-10
3 STAR 200 LPACs, 3 5R5-75A HPACs

Safeguard Class T-ARS
USNS Safeguard
USNS Grasp
USNS Salvor
USNS Grapple

T-ARS-50 T-ARS-51 T-ARS-52 T-ARS-53
2 2JS4B-150 HPACs 2 2JS4B-150 HPACs 2 2JS4B-150 HPACs 2 2JS4B-150 HPACs

MSC Navigation Test Support Ship
USNS Waters

T-AGS-45
2 3K3B-44 HPACs


Afloat Forward Staging Base, Interim
USNS Ponce


AFSB(I) 15
2 STAR 200C LPACs

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I have a used Bauer Junior for sale...it should meet your needs for a home shop refill station. 16-18 minutes per tank, easy to use and...it's a Bauer. Check the classified ads on SB. I just posted it. It shouldn't last long.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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