On 18 May 1995, Graeme Davison wrote: > > In addition last time I looked a 300 bar 7l weighed the same as a 232 bar 10l > (and has less gas) > I have seen 300bar Faber cylinders recently in London which seem pretty attractive 12l 300bar - same mass as a light/w steel faber 15l 232bar (about 15.8 kg I think) - and holding slightly more air - add to this the fact that since the bottle is smaller externally - you can take some of that lead off. a 10l 300bar are also available. I don't realy know about difficulties mixing to 300bar - but I would have thought that even if ideal gas laws do not apply some model could still be used to produce an accurate mix. BTW since this is going to the World Wide as well - do serious US divers realy use bottles with lower pressures than 232bar? Divers in the UK are slowly moving to 300bar. James Green Email: james@sa*.ci*.ac*.uk*
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