Dive ops using PST 100s/120s on Grand Cayman?

[ScubaTexas]

Does anyone know of any small boat dive operations on Grand Cayman using the PST 100's and 120's?

 

[Drew Sailbum]

Steel cylinders of any make are rare around here. While there may be someone running these cylinders, I certainly haven't heard about it.

 

[WarmWaterDiver]

We were at Cobalt Coast & Turtle Reef in Nov. '03 with Divetech. They are the West End Tech diving folks, and only have manifolded double AL 80's & AL 100's for rent. You might check at Sunset House?

 

[Drew Sailbum]

Sunset House runs aluminums.

Tropical diving requires less thermal insulation. As such, a diver may need the added buoyancy of aluminum cylinders in a doubles set.

I'm a fairly big guy, but only require 4lb with my doubles. I'd be negatively buoyant even with empty steel cylinders.

 

[padiscubapro]

We were at Cobalt Coast & Turtle Reef in Nov. '03 with Divetech. They are the West End Tech diving folks, and only have manifolded double AL 80's & AL 100's for rent. You might check at Sunset House?

I routinely rent doubles for my students at sunset house they use twin 80s..

and have 40s, 65 and 72s available as stages

 

[WarmWaterDiver]

Looks like you'll need to bring your own steel tanks ScubaTexas!