PST E-series tanks

[Genesis]

I'll send you the phone number of the shop in Panama City where I got mine.

They ARE available and shipping (HP100s). Anyone telling you otherwise is full of BS; I have two sitting in my garage right now that are full of gas and have several dives on them already.

The HP120s are not due out until mid-May or perhaps a bit later. I have one of those on order, and will post when it arrives.

 

[LUBOLD8431]

Just talked to PST today...

The E-7 120's are in stock and shipping out now...

However, the E-8 130's are going to be delayed until the end of the month...

Seems like I will never get them...

 

[hockeymulder]

The E7-100s are available, at least in the southern california Sport Chalets. I've seen them with my very own eyes. They were selling them for either $279 or $289. They only had 2 at my local store, and but I didn't see them there tonight. Maybe they've already been bought. I don't think they will be carrying the E8s though. I had to special order my 130.

 

[Sandfill]

So, after looking at the specs. is the E7100 the same tank as the old LP80? It seems to be the same.... Were they able to get a different rating on the same tank?

 

[Scubaroo]

Sandfill once bubbled...
So, after looking at the specs. is the E7100 the same tank as the old LP80? It seems to be the same.... Were they able to get a different rating on the same tank?

Both are available in the 2003 catalog - but the specs are almost identical. The E7-100 is also about $100 dearer than the LP80 at the moment.

 

[The Chairman]

The valve from the factory will be the K/DIN conversion valve. Should make the DIN purists real happy... :tease:

 

[metridium]

NetDoc wrote...
The valve from the factory will be the K/DIN conversion valve. Should make the DIN purists real happy... :tease:

Makes no difference to me. I wouldn't use a standard K valve on a steel in any case.

 

[Scubaroo]

NetDoc once bubbled...
The valve from the factory will be the K/DIN conversion valve. Should make the DIN purists real happy... :tease:

I find it easier to attach my reg to a 200 bar tank than a 300 bar tank... 2 less turns makes it faster :tease:

 

[The Chairman]

especially since you are not compromising any strength or safety... only some small aesthetics. :tease:

 

[large_diver]

I was in an LDS here in the Boston area last week -- they had a new shipment of the 100s out on the showroom floor.