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Dan Dan the Scuba Man
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CraigDiver:
you may need a bit of a refresher course my friend.... :shakehead :
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you may need a bit of a refresher course my friend.... :shakehead :
After diving with rental aluminum 80s, PST Steel 100s represented a major, positive breakthrough in my enjoyment of diving and opened up a whole new level of confidence.
Of course, the first benefit was that I got away from all the issues of renting equipment. Now, these were my tanks, always available, that I maintained and filled as I saw fit.
Once getting the tanks I certified on Nitrox with all the benefits that brought.
The tanks allowed me to take 4 pounds out of my BC and worked wonders for my buoyancy, maneuverability, control, and safety stops.
As a relative newbie back when I got the steel tanks I was a typical air hog. With those tanks, plus the experience we all acquire over time, I can stay down with the best of 'em and, if it's something I want to do, can safely surface with the last group.
Of course, the first benefit was that I got away from all the issues of renting equipment. Now, these were my tanks, always available, that I maintained and filled as I saw fit.
Once getting the tanks I certified on Nitrox with all the benefits that brought.
The tanks allowed me to take 4 pounds out of my BC and worked wonders for my buoyancy, maneuverability, control, and safety stops.
As a relative newbie back when I got the steel tanks I was a typical air hog. With those tanks, plus the experience we all acquire over time, I can stay down with the best of 'em and, if it's something I want to do, can safely surface with the last group.
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Dan Dan the Scuba Man:
Why do you think I need a refresher course??
Freds@Aquanauts
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Probably hasnt come across Litres and Bar before...My maths is a little foggy, but isnt a 12lt 300bar tank the same as what you americans would call 130cubic foot tank???
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