I purchased a RIX SA-6 about 3 years ago anticipating a move to the Caribbean. It was in good working order, but was pretty stock according to prior owner. My thought was that it would be something I could repair/work on. I am handy, but new to having my own compressor. Getting parts is apparently a challenge and I have never used the compressor. I am finally making the move and want to have something that will work and be safe for filling standard Alum80s for rec diving. Would appreciate some advice and recommendations as to whether I keep the RIX, order spares and clean it up or sell it and but something new like a Max-Air 35, etc.
Question Keep RIX SA-6 or Buy New?
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