Tim, Now some questions for you. What procedures are you using for filling tanks and labeling them before they leave the shop? Are you batch procesing a lot of tanks for one person who then distributes them to all thier friends (trained or not)? Since we do not maintain a retail outlet, we only do training and expeditions, we will only fill for our clients when under a training program. So we know where the gas goes. Joel Silverstein http://www.nitroxdiver.com Sosdivertt@ao*.co* wrote: > Joel, > Great point. > In fact if you amotrize all the cost for doing any fill then I believe > it > would decrease the number of divers by 1/2. > And that is just for plain old air. > Once you start adding the liability of the mixed gases then you have a > lot > more added ----> key word here----> so look folks > > OVERHEAD > Add all the stuff together to get the true cost of pumping air, the > equipment > and air test verification certificates; Air test cost a minimum of $35 > per > test and if you are pumping a lot of air you must do it more often. > You lose money on a regular air fill but it is a necessary evil to > operating a > shop. > No air no customers not to mention the equipment dealers shut you off. > > How can you add something to it and sell it cheaper. > Does not compute to me. > just my 2 cents worth. > Tim Wells > Scuba Ocean Sports > Easley SC -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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