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How about using one tougher reusable bag (like a drybag) instead of trashing so many flimsy ziplocks?
I really should start testing for CO.
I really should start testing for CO.
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If you can get the air out ok and use it the same, sure. Or maybe buy better quality ziplocks than I do.How about using one tougher reusable bag (like a drybag) instead of trashing so many flimsy ziplocks?
No, that's a common misunderstanding. Tanks filled with a compressor can vary as it runs, heats up, filters change, etc. It'd be safer if they were all filled from the same bank while it was not being refilled, but even that is no guarantee.If all tanks on a boat were filled at the same place at the same time, presumably it's reasonable to test one tank rather than every one? Seems unlikely that a compressor would contaminate some tanks and not others, or am I missing something here?
Sensorcon detector is not expensive but i found nothing to connect to diving cylinderI use my Sensorcon to monitor my compressor output on fills (continuous), and for household and activity monitoring (working in areas or doing activities that produce CO)... Been very happy with mine.
I actually have the original plumbing kit from the old SCUBA testing kit they sold back in the day. It was a model for plumbing my compressor.
Oh, and they are made here where I live!
Sensorcon detector is not expensive but i found nothing to connect to diving cylinder
One gallon ziplock bags with easy closing.Sensorcon detector is not expensive but i found nothing to connect to diving cylinder