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The markings are M8303 Faber Italy 07 -89+
DOT 3aa 2400 89/9047 143
It's on Craigslist and the seller claims it's a 143 CF. But I thought Faber never marked the size on their tanks. In addition, I can't find any information about a 143 CF steel tank ever being made.
I would like to know what the true capacity of the tank is and to know/figure out it's buoyancy characteristics. In my mind, I don't want a tank that is so large and negatively buoyant that BCD failure becomes a risk of drowning (I may have to ditch the entire rig and swim to the surface, etc). I carry a pony bottle, so in theory, I could ditch the rig and swim to the surface with the pony, but I like redundant options.
I appreciate the help from all you tank detectives out there!
DOT 3aa 2400 89/9047 143
It's on Craigslist and the seller claims it's a 143 CF. But I thought Faber never marked the size on their tanks. In addition, I can't find any information about a 143 CF steel tank ever being made.
I would like to know what the true capacity of the tank is and to know/figure out it's buoyancy characteristics. In my mind, I don't want a tank that is so large and negatively buoyant that BCD failure becomes a risk of drowning (I may have to ditch the entire rig and swim to the surface, etc). I carry a pony bottle, so in theory, I could ditch the rig and swim to the surface with the pony, but I like redundant options.
I appreciate the help from all you tank detectives out there!