Eric Sedletzky
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So in other words, even if my dive shop keeps filling and doing VIP’s on both my 3442 tanks (100 and 120), and one day when they finally have to go in for hydro is when they become obsolete?
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I guess so ..maybe invest in some stamps.So in other words, even if my dive shop keeps filling and doing VIP’s on both my 3442 tanks (100 and 120), and one day when they finally have to go in for hydro is when they become obsolete?
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HOWEVER, until that occurs, these cylinders should be marked as “Rejected”, reduced in gas capacity (if filled) to approximately 50psig, and set aside in a safe manner in storage. If / when the USDOT has made their determination we will provide an update to this announcement.
Industry Bulletin: Status of the Special Permit 9791 - DiveNewswire
PSI-PCI would like to provide the following factual information related to the expiration of Special Permit 9791 (marked on cylinders as either E9791 or SP9791). The Special Permit (SP) is expired as of 9/30/22. This means that any cylinder stamped with that SP9791 or E9791 is no longer valid...www.divenewswire.com
So in other words, even if my dive shop keeps filling and doing VIP’s on both my 3442 tanks (100 and 120), and one day when they finally have to go in for hydro is when they become obsolete?
I’d bet everyone knows that but will turn a blind eye (hydros aside) until its resolved.Officially, after 2022.09.30 their use is verboten, no-bueno, interdit ...
Shhhhhhhh ... Admit nothing. You never heard a thing.
Now if you can just find an experienced, but not up-to-date hydro shop.I’ll bet most LDS’s will not have a clue about this and will just keep filling and doing VIP’s until the tank runs out of hydro.
Pitty.
One that hasn’t discovered the internet!Now if you can just find an experienced, but not up-to-date hydro shop.
I’ll bet most LDS’s will not have a clue about this and will just keep filling and doing VIP’s until the tank runs out of hydro.
Pitty.
Not the LDS’s that I frequent, they had the expiry notices posted in late September and won’t touch any affected cylinders, mine or others, right now.
I called G3 the company that acquired PST and asked about the renewal. The customer service rep hadn’t heard about this yet and asked that I forward them the recently expired permit to her email. I was expecting loads of people to have called them but that wasn’t the case. She seemed interested in making her boss aware so maybe they will help..who knows.