The Great Helium Hunt of 2021

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We get T's locally at $0.70/cuft from our supplier.

You could transfill from a T, and just have the shop top it up. Even returning the T with half the He left in it you still pay less then that quote. Realistically for 20/20 you could get way more than half the He out of a T transfilling.

I live in a small rented condo. There will be no T bottles in my LR. Landlord already is shocked at how much dive gear has taken over the LR. :eek::rofl3:
 
Feck. Just paid 1.30/cf in Lauderdale this week. I wouldn't have even taken the class if it was up near $3 or $4.
 
Feck. Just paid 1.30/cf in Lauderdale this week. I wouldn't have even taken the class if it was up near $3 or $4.

I want to do deeper Great Lakes wreck dives or get more bottom time BAD. So I pay the entrance fee.
 
How much in a T? How does one go about purchasing a T on the West Coast? Make me wanna be proactive...
 
How much in a T? How does one go about purchasing a T on the West Coast? Make me wanna be proactive...
Call your gas house and ask to buy a T cylinder.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/
http://cavediveflorida.com/Rum_House.htm

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