I currently own a set of OMS 112s and love them. I want another set but I want to make sure Im getting the exact same tanks. It seems like a lot of the charts show that the Faber 108 has the same buoyancy characteristics as the OMS 108/112. I also see that Faber made a 112. I know that Faber made the tanks for OMS at some point. Is it safe to assume that a Faber 108 or 112 is the same tank as a OMS 108/112? Does anyone know for sure if this is correct?
FABER vs OMS 108/112
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Leadking
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Same tank, OMS tried to b.s. everyone like they had something "special" with the paint and different c.f. measurements. When you dug down thru the pile it turned out he was using the Vander Waal formula to calculate actual gas volume.
ajduplessis
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You love the OMS cylinders and want the same, so buy OMS again!! I would not go with assumptions. Whay take the change. I love my Fabers and will never change.
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