Due to the demise of 2 dive shops, I now find that I can't get my cylinders filled locally. I have found a few sub £200 compressors, there are several by a company called Tuxing who seem to do a wide range. They purport to be oil & water free and suitable for diving cylinder filling. I realise that if they are suitable it will take a looong time to fill - but quicker than a 50 mile round trip. I would only be using it for pool dives so maybe 1/2 full would do. Has anyone got experience of these compressors ?
Question Filling cylinders now that local dive shops have closed down.
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Snusmumrik
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Read at least this Filling tanks with Cheap-O Air Compressors on eBay?
Practically - it's a crap intended to fill small cylinders for PCP. Not breathing devices.
No filters, no oil-moisture separators, no coal filters.
Practically - it's a crap intended to fill small cylinders for PCP. Not breathing devices.
No filters, no oil-moisture separators, no coal filters.
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