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What is a good air fill? - schalge - 08-28-2007
And how do you get one?
Re: What is a good air fill? - Chris H - 08-28-2007
Perhaps we should start with what you feel a bad air fill is. To me, any tank with air in it is bad, but I'm a snob that way. There are better choices for breathing gas to use while diving. ;D
Re: What is a good air fill? - DiveCaptDean - 08-28-2007
Or perhaps the other direction...away from the death gas snobbies ;D...isnt any air fill that gets you to and from the dive a good fill?......
I fear you have opened a can of worms on this one......have fun gang
Re: What is a good air fill? - dfreeman - 08-28-2007
A full tank of death gas. Makes me want to go diving right now.
Doug
Re: What is a good air fill? - gfmayhew - 08-28-2007
mmmmmm.....deathgas.....
Re: What is a good air fill? - Chris H - 08-29-2007
Another possible answer is to spend $5000-$10000 on a fill station and fill whatever you want.
Re: What is a good air fill? - dfreeman - 08-29-2007
And make all of the death gas that you want!
Doug
Re: What is a good air fill? - gfmayhew - 08-30-2007
You don't need a fill station for that. Just some Imperial Stout and a couple of brats. >
Re: What is a good air fill? - matt t. - 08-30-2007
A good air (or any scuba gas) fill is at, or higher than the tanks "rated" pressure. Usually this is achieved by filling your own tanks slowly. YMMV.
Re: What is a good air fill? - DiveCaptDean - 08-30-2007
Matt-
Can i borrow your mig welder..i have some new din valves i need to weld to my hp100's..i figure i should be able to get the full boost from a Haskel 15,000 psi if i do that....
