CSSP - Air Price Increase

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TxHockeyGuy

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I noticed that at least on their website the price has increased from $5 to $7. Anyone experience this yet?
 
Ahh the price of doing business......
 
Not $2! I'm never going back!

:D
 
Robert has to pay for those new private pavillions and private training platforms somehow.....LOL.
 
BIGG_BUDD:
Not $2! I'm never going back!

:D

Just want to state for the record that I'm not complaining. I expected it would go up after Athens went to $10 a tank. Now $10, I would complain about that.
 
I saw that on the CSSP website too, before I went there 2 weekends ago. They only charged me $5. $7 I can live with, but you're right... $10 is WAY too much!
 
TxHockeyGuy:
Just want to state for the record that I'm not complaining. I expected it would go up after Athens went to $10 a tank. Now $10, I would complain about that.
I hear you dude. I have to bite my tongue every time I go to Athens. He told me that they had to raise prices because electricity costs so much out there, he barely breaks even at $10. Whether that is true or not, I don't know. But $10 is like getting punched in the face.
 
Oh well....that is why I dive a single st130 or doubles!!
 
$7.00 huh... I bet if I were at the silos and suddenly ran out of air I'd gladly pay a lot more for it :D
Terrell is not the only lake in Texas so if people have an issue with the price they can vote with they're feet. I have never had anybody twist my arm at Terrell and make me purchase air.
" When in Rome..."

A nice little cool scuba compressor can be had for about 3.5K and up. Add opperating cost and a person might break even in only 550 dives ( give or take a dive or 2 :D )

Average one dive a week year round and that will take about 11 years to recover :11:

If you do 3 times that ( 150 dives a year) the compressor could make sense.
Otherwise you come out cheaper to just "Lease" your air from Robert :wink:
Lots of people never dive anywhere else so what the heck ....

Air... It's sort of like Beer but the Feds don't tax it yet....... :14:
Oh.... the nature of complicated worldly concrens :(


Living in Paris , Tx. does have it's advantages:14:
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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