looking for high pressure steel tanks.

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andrewy

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i need hp steel tanks 80 to 130 with yoke valve. if you have some for sale let me know via PM
 
thank you for suggestion, i have plenty o rings
 
I don't think the suggestion was to carry yet more o-rings. :)

If you're going to be diving with HP tanks regularly, you should seriously consider converting your regulator(s) to DIN. Aside from the lower-profile connector (nice) and the stronger connection (safe), your dive shop may actually put more gas in them on a regular basis if they know you'll be connecting with DIN. They won't usually push the 3442psi limit with yoke valves, which usually means an underfill in the range of 3250-3300, filling conservatively. I have gotten a lot more 3450-3500psi fills since taking the inserts out of my valves and migrating to DIN.
 
pun was intended i have din MK20 too. i meant convertible yokes. din & yoke
 
I have gotten a lot more 3450-3500psi fills since taking the inserts out of my valves and migrating to DIN.

So maybe I'll just remove the inserts, and replace them after the tanks get filled?
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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