Yikes - that's as high as I've heard anywhere. I'm paying <$.20 cu. ft here, so you can see why a booster is a bit unnecessary on my end. Faced with those prices and the costs associated with building a fill station, I think going to a rebreather is a no-brainer.
Trimix blending question
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Well we will see I will get the price list on Tuesday...there is a good chance that I can/will pay way less than they are...
I know everyone here is talking RB...but RB scare me...for good reasons.
I know everyone here is talking RB...but RB scare me...for good reasons.
I have a 2 bottle cascade so its not to hard know which one has more than the other. I intentionally didn't plumb all of my He and O2 bottles togther so that I couldn't accidently screw the whole thing up and put O2 into a nearly empty He cylinder or vice versa.
I have QD fittings on all 4 of the supply tanks and a hose that comes off my fill manifold which can quickly plug into whichever cylinder I need.
I pay about $70 for a 300cf bottle of industrial He, 4 nines. Hydrocarbons <0.5 mg/m3 if I recall correctly.
I have QD fittings on all 4 of the supply tanks and a hose that comes off my fill manifold which can quickly plug into whichever cylinder I need.
I pay about $70 for a 300cf bottle of industrial He, 4 nines. Hydrocarbons <0.5 mg/m3 if I recall correctly.
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That's what I figured....I think the shop pays something like 350 bucks for 5 9s...for a K bottle
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