Portable O2 and CO analyzer

[Scubatude]

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We were at the Long Beach Scuba Show last weekend, where we introduced a low cost, portable, O2 and CO analyzer in one unit. We thought we would sell out in minutes.....sadly divers didn't show much interest. I was saddened by the industries failure to properly train divers and make them fully aware of potential problems.

 

[tbzep]

We were at the Long Beach Scuba Show last weekend, where we introduced a low cost, portable, O2 and CO analyzer in one unit. We thought we would sell out in minutes.....sadly divers didn't show much interest. I was saddened by the industries failure to properly train divers and make them fully aware of potential problems.

What is this product called?

 

[infieldg]

We were at the Long Beach Scuba Show last weekend, where we introduced a low cost, portable, O2 and CO analyzer in one unit. We thought we would sell out in minutes.....sadly divers didn't show much interest. I was saddened by the industries failure to properly train divers and make them fully aware of potential problems.

If I hadn't seen this post I'd still be searching for separate O2 and CO analysers around once a quarter without ever actually buying either... gonna have to wait til payday but I think this is exactly what I need - thank you!

 

[infieldg]

What is this product called?

I think it's this - DIVCOOTWO-DELUX

 

[Scubatude]

I think it's this - DIVCOOTWO-DELUX

That is the one!

 

[NYCNaiad]

If I hadn't seen this post I'd still be searching for separate O2 and CO analysers around once a quarter without ever actually buying either... gonna have to wait til payday but I think this is exactly what I need - thank you!

Me too. This is great!

 

[JohnnyC]

I have a Cootwo, I analyze EVERY tank. It's fantastic, and well worth the price.

 

[Peter69_56]

We were at the Long Beach Scuba Show last weekend, where we introduced a low cost, portable, O2 and CO analyzer in one unit. We thought we would sell out in minutes.....sadly divers didn't show much interest. I was saddened by the industries failure to properly train divers and make them fully aware of potential problems.

I am interested too

 

[tbone1004]

have one, still maintain it has to be sold in the same sized pelican case instead of the cheap junk that it is sold in now, but that's fine. I swapped mine over the first day I got it. It's a brilliant little thing. Gen2 should have the Poseidon solid state sensor in it and a pelican case...

 

[Scubatude]

It really is a great analyzer. We shop tested it, then field tested it. It's small, lightweight, accurate, and inexpensive.