LOL!MoonWrasse:You might want to search the board for NITROX - this is an often asked about subject
His first post, 8 people give the answer (only needed 1) and then he gets the old "go do a search" line. Welcome to SB! LOL!!
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His first post, 8 people give the answer (only needed 1) and then he gets the old "go do a search" line. Welcome to SB! LOL!!
MoonWrasse
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Actually doing a search would be a good idea (which of course is why I posted that).Jason B:
There's alot more information out there regarding EAN than what has been posted thus far here.
If you think you like diving that much, maybe its time for you to get a bigger steel tanks that in the future can serve as doubles (with the added expenses of a BC that will hold them, manifold, etc').
I want to get 2 x 120's, I think.. this way, I'll probably hit my NDL a lot before I ran out of gas - and its good if in the future I would like to do some tech diving, but that's a completely different conversation.
Just make sure you understand the whole DIN/YOKE thing before you get them, HP/LP etc', study the subject BEFORE every purchase that expensive - 120 HP steel can run up to about $350 a piece.
I want to get 2 x 120's, I think.. this way, I'll probably hit my NDL a lot before I ran out of gas - and its good if in the future I would like to do some tech diving, but that's a completely different conversation.
Just make sure you understand the whole DIN/YOKE thing before you get them, HP/LP etc', study the subject BEFORE every purchase that expensive - 120 HP steel can run up to about $350 a piece.
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