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On May 1, 6:17*pm, lynn wrote:
I have had considerable difficulty getting FAA authorized oxygen service stations to retest and refill my 22 cu. ft. steel tank If there is a Technical Dive Shop in the area they may be able to help you. A Technical Dive shop will do custom mixing of gases including Helium and Oxygen for deep dives. Yes, they have the same DRY oxygen we have. Think about having a regulator freeze up at 300 feet below in the water. Locally we have a Technical Dive shop and they fill my tank in a matter of minutes, just carry it in. I think the last time they charged me about $3.50. They also recently started doing the pressure test. Also a Gas supply house for oxygen systems, should be able to do your testing and refill. ( about $35 the last time I went there) Locally the quickest and cheapest is the Dive shop. Yes, they have an impressive manifold system and give you 100% oxygen. Kevin 192 92 |
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