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> Date sent: Thu, 16 Nov 95 21:10:01 -0500 > From: Carl Heinzl <cgh@ma*.ai*.mi*.ed*> > > Come on Mike, for THAT depth you'd need TWIN Spare Airs! :^) > > -Carl- You laugh, but I have seen this configuration. Well, twin 6ft3. argon bottles. Why you ask? I had a scuba pro manifold with a small leak. I was at a shop working on it. We would try something to fix the leak, then fill my 104's to 2400 & drop them in the water to see the leak. After about the third time of doing that the manager of the place said to Derrik and I, "Why don't you guys use these argon bottles instead of the 104's?". So we did. It was funny when Lloyd walked in and saw the two argon bottles with a manifold sitting in the bottom of the fill bath. I don't think he realized why we were doing that, but it sure made it easier to fill and bleed the argon bottles as opposed to my 104's. Ken -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Ken Sallot "Your trim goes to hell when you run out of air" CIRCA - Jim Wei kens@uf*.ed* (904) 392-2007 http://grove.ufl.edu/~ken -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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