Question How can i buy a RIX SA compressor now?
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Are they good friends, better still do they know anything and do you understand the RIX
Or not!
Good day all. I recently for better or worse bought a Rix and am just starting to have the funds for the different fittings that I didn't know I needed after buying a filter tower (that I didn't really know I needed
So obviously, not having any experience and buying stuff that I didn't really know about may not have been the wisest move but I'm here now. NOT having to drive 3 hours (45 min up and back x 2) to drop / pickup tanks will make it worth it in the end (I hope)
I chose this compressor as it was a newer model and looked in great shape. It's also oiless, so one less thing to...
So obviously, not having any experience and buying stuff that I didn't really know about may not have been the wisest move but I'm here now. NOT having to drive 3 hours (45 min up and back x 2) to drop / pickup tanks will make it worth it in the end (I hope
)I chose this compressor as it was a newer model and looked in great shape. It's also oiless, so one less thing to...
Are they good friends, better still do they know anything and do you understand the RIX
RIX SA-6D OILESS DIESEL COMPRESSOR | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for RIX SA-6D OILESS DIESEL COMPRESSOR at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
www.ebay.com
Or not!
From a general overview what fellow divers should be aware of is for those folk thinking of buying ex military compressor from the likes of these Ebay adverts they will not be supplied spare parts or service components for the compressor and in turn neither will their customer or end user.
Any enquiry for spare parts now requires the serial number of the block together with a tie in sales history with the person or company against that serial number. Also if you bypass and use a genuine serial number but you're not the original customer and its a military pump too bad.
However If you have bought an original commercial scuba version SA6-B or have a known history then no problem spares are readily available even in the UK and Europe. But not for Russia, Iran N Korea etc etc apparently.
I guess the legal liability risks are too great supporting clowns off Ebay with parts selling junk scrap pumps onto the unsuspecting scuba diver. In a word buying second hand off Ebay and the like is now not an option I guess. So no you won't see them on E-Bay or Amazon.
But they are still available brand new for the likes of authentic air sampling and for scientific purposes
for example measuring atmospheric air for contaminants and chemical compounds in the everyday air we breathe down into the parts per million and PPB range far above the requirement for any scuba diving application and without any additional chemical filtration.
Any enquiry for spare parts now requires the serial number of the block together with a tie in sales history with the person or company against that serial number. Also if you bypass and use a genuine serial number but you're not the original customer and its a military pump too bad.
However If you have bought an original commercial scuba version SA6-B or have a known history then no problem spares are readily available even in the UK and Europe. But not for Russia, Iran N Korea etc etc apparently.
I guess the legal liability risks are too great supporting clowns off Ebay with parts selling junk scrap pumps onto the unsuspecting scuba diver. In a word buying second hand off Ebay and the like is now not an option I guess. So no you won't see them on E-Bay or Amazon.
But they are still available brand new for the likes of authentic air sampling and for scientific purposes
for example measuring atmospheric air for contaminants and chemical compounds in the everyday air we breathe down into the parts per million and PPB range far above the requirement for any scuba diving application and without any additional chemical filtration.
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