If you can find one the low pressure (2015psi) 14 cuft bottle made by Luxfer is also great for this purpose. A lot of the time I'm using a 19cuft at 50% and the 14 at 100%. This makes for a very manageable system for ocean diving that doesn't require long deco. Tony Phillips kirvine@sa*.ne* wrote: > 30 Luxfer to 2000 . That is 20 cu ft. That is a very long time. The > convenience and ease of using Luxfer 40's and 30's is a lot safer than > using steels or big tanks. 40's and 30's can also be pulled so easily > from the hip, where the larger tanks drag down. They are easy to walk > around the boat with, and to get out of the water with - a big > consideration in ocean diving. > > A 40 of 50/50 and a 30 of oxygen makes ocean deco diving a lot more fun > and much more practical. > > David F Pascoe wrote: > > > > as a matter of interest if you use the 30 luxfer that are recommended in > > dir2 for the final deco stop.... how do you pump to 3k??? yes i know you > > can use a cleaned haskell but are you guys really doing that or just using > > partially filled tanks or even a 40 to the 2200 that comes in the o2 tanks > > > > no this is not a troll just interested in what you really do > > > > thanks
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