o2 analyzer

Greeting and Happy Tuesday 4/16/24 to all. Quick question for the seasoned dive travelers out there. Do you take your own O2 analyzer when you travel? I'm asking for a trip plan I'm putting together for a liveaboard in Raja Ampat. I've heard that onboard Nitrox fills can be inconsistence on some...

Selling my 1 year old O2 Nitrox Analyzer from NRC-International. Comes with a BCD Adapter but that BCD Adapter no longer works (needs a new screw I think) You can still use it by holding it on the tank valve once you unscrew the BCD Adapter. Its very lightweight. Still measures fine. Asking $40...

Alrighty then. I've managed to get irritated enough in about 15 dives to want my own gear (more or less) immediately. Like most of us, I have pockets that you can see the bottom of and want to choose wisely. I would consider myself an "advanced beginner" or "beginning advanced" due to...

DGX does not recommend using hand-held O2 analyzers for technical diving applications, and instead recommend using "technical-grade" analyzers have built in compensation for humidity, barometric pressure etc. I have never seen anyone using a $1000+ trimix analyzer to get a reading on anything...

Like new Scubapro Subgear XP-3H. Used for 7 dives. In great shape and with compass. $200 plus shipping from 23219 As with any scuba gear, have it checked by your authorized service tech. Will consider trades for good quality O2 analyzer Thanks for looking, Billy

This came across my desk today; new solid state O2 sensors from Poseidon. I thought it was worth sharing. I've been impressed with this tech when I first saw it being developed/used by SeaBear (at least that is the first I place where I saw it). As far as I know, this is pretty new stuff, and...

I have an older OMS O2 Analyzer with an adjustable flow valve (0-10 Liters/minute) all in nicely padded Pelican case. The adjustable flow valve plugs directly into a LP hose The Analyzer will need a new cell, but worked perfectly the last time I used it. Free shipping in US