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David, I have use both the Teledyne and the Miniox 1. I bought a Miniox 1. If you are going to buy a Oxygen analyzer make sure it will analyze down to one tenth of a percent or greater. eg., 20.9, 32.5, or 79.7 ...etc. Some on the analyzers on the market will only show whole numbers, eg., 21, 32, or 79 ...etc. I know one of the models of teledyne will only show whole numbers. If you want to know why I bought the Miniox 1, I found that most of the dive shops that did mixed gas blending in my area used the Miniox 1 on there blending stations. If these guys can tie up 30, 40, 50 thousand dollars or more in a mixed gas blending station I think they can afford any type of oxygen analyzer they want, Digital, Analog, Teledyne, Miniox ...etc. and most are using a Miniox 1. One other note, If the dive shops in my area are using Miniox 1 on their gas blending stations, I figured I would not have a hard time finding replacement oxygen sensors for my Miniox 1. Street Note: Street Price for a Miniox 1 is about $130.00 brand new (I paid $128.00 for my Miniox 1 brand new in the box). Street Price for a Teledyne is about $139.00. It may take alot of looking around to get them at this price, but It can be done. BTW, It cost me another $90.00 to build the flow meter setup with pressure gauge. Gary McGee Detroit, MI USA Great Lakes Wrecker
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