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You should take one of each fitting. No matter what anyone tells you you may not find things as expected when you get there and all that dive gear will be useless. You know itas the old redundancy redundancy redundancy thing and you need to take redundant fittings. Good Luck This is my first posting. I'm a still photographer. I've been diving for awhile and was recently trained on the Mk 15.5 rebreather by "Leon of St. Helens" for the purpose of photographing timid marine life. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't and sometimes it works so well I painted eyes on the back of the unit. I will be diving some remote islands north of Timor this November and am having three 6 cubic meter oxygen cylinders shipped out in advance from Bali. The problem is none of my contacts can tell me what fittings are on the cylinders so I can rig a hose to decant the gas. I've been told the cylinders are from Japan and it was suggested they are using either American Standard or British fittings. Does anyone out there know what kind of fittings the Japanese might be putting on oxygen cylinders shipped to Indonesia? Mike Severns
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