>Mike, > > I just called Olympus dive shop and got their side of the story. It >seems that the reason they wanted a sticker on each tank is for >identification on a vessel full of divers of all kinds - an insurance >requirement implemented after an accident involving a tank mix-up. O.K. So can I get somebody to explain to me how you mix up one tank in a set of banded, manifolded doubles? >They said that they would have topped off your tanks as you liked if >you would have just put a sticker on each one. >I know this is a pain in the butt but >I think I would have just slapped a sticker on the other tank and carried on. The dive shops plan exactly. If you happen to have an extra sticker to 'slap' on. But I have a hunch that if you didn't, they just might happen to have a sticker for you to buy ($20) to stick on your tank. Requiring labels on each cylinder in a set of banded, manifolded doubles makes no sense since you can't create independent cylinders from them without draining the tanks. E.J. ______________________________ E.J. Sadler / Particle Studios ejsadler@pa*.ne* 800.704.3900 http://particles.net ______________________________ -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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