I have to assume some people in this forum go on expeditions to remote locations and thus need to blend nitrox and trimix while on site or nearly on site. For those who do that, how do you obtain O2 clean air to top off the blend?
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I have to assume some people in this forum go on expeditions to remote locations and thus need to blend nitrox and trimix while on site or nearly on site. For those who do that, how do you obtain O2 clean air to top off the blend?
Can you point me to one?, or those small "personal" filters that screw onto your tank valve whilst filling.
I have been talking to a compressor manufacturer, and he said it would be possible to make a portable filter system for about $3,000. It would be considerably larger than what is being suggested here. Are the systems being described here really up to the job?
For our 2010 Aircraft Carrier HMS Hermes Expedition, we procured O2 & nearly bought out in advance the equivalent of an entire two week commercial supply of Helium in all of Sri Lanka. A few pictures of the compressor & fill "field set-up" here:I have to assume some people in this forum go on expeditions to remote locations and thus need to blend nitrox and trimix while on site or nearly on site. For those who do that, how do you obtain O2 clean air to top off the blend?