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From: RDecker388@ao*.co*
Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2001 23:25:02 EDT
Subject: Re: Y - valve
To: xlh883@ea*.ne*
CC: techdiver@aquanaut.com
In a message dated 7/9/01 10:29:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
xlh883@ea*.ne* writes:

> I dive double steel 75's on every dive I do here in the Pacific Northwest.
>  I usually do two or more dives on one set at one location.  What's wrong
>  with this? I haev the redundancy of two separate bottles and don't have to
>  worry about breaking down my rig each time either.  When I go get air, I
>  jsut wheel the hole rig into the dive shop on a dolly.  Works for me jsut
>  fine.


It's neither particularly wrong nor right.  There are legitimate reasons for 
choosing singles with dual outlet valves.  Similarly, there are reasons for 
selecting doubles with isolation manifolds.  There are situtaions where a set 
of double tanks has a significant advantage, just as the same is true for a 
single.  A set of twins is not an inherently evil piece of gear, nor is a 
single with an H/Y valve.  The point being, each has its place and used 
properly is not necessarily more or less hazardous than the other.
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