You are getting your misconceptions confused. 1. Viton will NOT burn as easily in HP 02 atmospheres as a rubber O ring. Check any physical chemistry reference book. 2. Viton will NOT give off poison gas in a scuba application. 3. Nevertheless, Viton O rings are NOT necessary in scuba applications. 4. The B.S. about viton O rings is overshadowed by the bigger lies about O2 cleaning; especially those who insist on O2 cleaning Nitrox tanks for use with premixed EANX 36. I wonder how many suckers have purchased "nitrox regulators" and "nitrox" valves yet. Doesn't anybody see the pattern here? Andy Cohen ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Xavier Merlin wrote: > I did see an email (from a dutch divers newsgroup : nl.sport.duiken) > mentioning an incident involving vitton O-rings > giving off poisonous gas and killing the diver. > This did happen in France. > Does anyone know more about this ? > Besides giving off poisonous gas, the vitton O-rings seems to > catch fire at a lesser temperature than regular O-rings. > Is this true ??? > Xavier Merlin -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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