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> You also need an O2 fill whip to fill your tanks. You can make one of those > pretty easy. Just get a yoke, the appropriate nuts, nipples, couplers, T's, > and hoses depending on how many bottles you have in your bank. Does anyone have a simple diagram, parts list, and list of parts suppliers for this type of a setup? I wanted to set up a simple, single tank O2 station to mix my own Nitrox. I figured it would be a simple enough task. I started asking around for where to get parts. Someone offered to put together a turn-key system for me, complete with bottle and plumbing. Later, he told me it would run about $1400!!! Holy SHIT! FOURTEEN HUNDRED BUCKS for a used cylinder and some plumbing?!? I think he was also going to add a second filter for when I topped off the tanks with air which I didn't ask for or need. If I can find a simple diagram for this, I can put it all together. I just want to make sure I do it right and don't end of burning down the back of the garage. Btw, I realize that a single tank setup won't be the most efficient use of O2. But, for now, the cost savings is well worth it. Right now, I am paying $12-15 per fill depending on the mix. Peace, Steven
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