Diver Initials on Tanks

[Blackwood]

My shop is rather weird. They ask for PPO₂ and MOD as well as analysis to be written down.

There's an MOD column in the fill log at my shop. I think it's to ensure you know what you're doing. Of course, I write MOD for some things based on END, i.e. EAN32 @ 100 whereas many people use 110 (1.4 PO2) and some 130 (1.6 PO2), while other things I write MOD based on PO2, which is sometimes for ~1.6 (O2 @ 20, EAN50 @ 70), an other times for ~1.2-1.3 (21/35 @ 160, 18/45 @ 200), etc..

So it's a mixed bag, and I don't know that it buys them anything.

In any case, I don't put it on my analysis tape. No point IMO.

 

[SparticleBrane]

any font that is sans-serifs would be acceptable on my team.
no italics.

My team -- only Garamond.

Damn kids and their sans-serif crap! *shakes fist*

 

[Blackwood]

My team -- only Garamond.

Damn kids and their sans-serif crap! *shakes fist*

Word. Serifs look fancy, and therefore fonts with them are more bettah.

I'm still waiting for my new O₂ labels to come in.

 

[liuk3]

Word. Serifs look fancy, and therefore fonts with them are more bettah.

I'm still waiting for my new O₂ labels to come in.

It actually took me more than a few seconds just to read the dang label...

 

[rjack321]

There's an MOD column in the fill log at my shop. I think it's to ensure you know what you're doing. Of course, I write MOD for some things based on END, i.e. EAN32 @ 100 whereas many people use 110 (1.4 PO2) and some 130 (1.6 PO2), while other things I write MOD based on PO2, which is sometimes for ~1.6 (O2 @ 20, EAN50 @ 70), an other times for ~1.2-1.3 (21/35 @ 160, 18/45 @ 200), etc..

So it's a mixed bag, and I don't know that it buys them anything.

In any case, I don't put it on my analysis tape. No point IMO.

Its a CYA holdover from when nitrox was voodoo and trimix was witch's brew :cool2:

 

[SparticleBrane]

It actually took me more than a few seconds just to read the dang label...

Sounds like it performed admirably -- you had to think about it.

That's the whole purpose of labeling gas, right?

 

[FireInMyBones]

There's an MOD column in the fill log at my shop. I think it's to ensure you know what you're doing. Of course, I write MOD for some things based on END, i.e. EAN32 @ 100 whereas many people use 110 (1.4 PO2) and some 130 (1.6 PO2), while other things I write MOD based on PO2, which is sometimes for ~1.6 (O2 @ 20, EAN50 @ 70), an other times for ~1.2-1.3 (21/35 @ 160, 18/45 @ 200), etc..

So it's a mixed bag, and I don't know that it buys them anything.

In any case, I don't put it on my analysis tape. No point IMO.

Makes sense. Thank you for the help.

 

[Tug]

Word. Serifs look fancy, and therefore fonts with them are more bettah.

I'm still waiting for my new O₂ labels to come in.

it's actually tempting to get some of those labels made just to see the reaction from my buddies

 

[Hickdive]

Word. Serifs look fancy, and therefore fonts with them are more bettah.

I'm still waiting for my new O₂ labels to come in.

With that font I think you'd be better off labelling the tank as Phlogiston.

 

[LiteHedded]

serifs on a name sticker is a clear indication of someone you don't want to be in the water with.