lpdiver123
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Anyone know of a local shop or person in Santa Barbara area that sells or builds the surface supply Air Compressor setups that the Urchin guys use?
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Surface Supply Air Compressors
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Bob3
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There's an outfit in MN that sells an oil-less "contractor-grade" gas powered compressor; after that all you need is a good set of filters, an air inlet snorkel & swap out the quick-disconnects for a standard O2 fittings w/valves & you're all set to go.
I see the identical models being sold on ebay [as hookah rigs] for a couple-few hundred bucks more.
Industrial Air Contractor Pontoon Air Compressor with Honda OHC/OHV Engine 4 Gallon, 155 PSI, Model# CTA5090412 | Gas Powered Air Compressors | Northern Tool + Equipment
| Max. PSI | 155 |
| HP | 5 |
| CFM at 90 PSI | 5 |
| CFM at 40 PSI | 6.9 |
| Engine | Honda OHC / OHV |
I see the identical models being sold on ebay [as hookah rigs] for a couple-few hundred bucks more.
Industrial Air Contractor Pontoon Air Compressor with Honda OHC/OHV Engine 4 Gallon, 155 PSI, Model# CTA5090412 | Gas Powered Air Compressors | Northern Tool + Equipment
fstbttms
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Compressors with mild steel reserve tanks are not really suitable for use in a marine environment. You'd be much better off buying a gas-powered recreational hookah (one that uses an American-made Thomas compressor) than adapting a Home Depot-special to the use.
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