Haaginheimer
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does anyone use HP40s as mini doubles or other uses? anyone by chance have a few photos of LP50s vs HP40s vs HP23s?
HP40 Steel tanks - "doubles"
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Here in Europe compact twin tanks (7+7 liters) had some small limited success, as they are compact, streamlined, well balanced and provide redundancy. They carry substantially the same amount of air as a 15-liters single steel, which is the most common tank here.
See here for example: DOUBLE TANK 7 + 7 LT 232 DIR STYLE STANDARD EUROCYLINDER IN STEEL ROUND BOTTOM
See here for example: DOUBLE TANK 7 + 7 LT 232 DIR STYLE STANDARD EUROCYLINDER IN STEEL ROUND BOTTOM
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Haaginheimer
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thanks. I use LP50 doubles with my Choptima, was wondering if I could use independent HP40s or 23s for shallow dives
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