Take your own O2 Analyzer While Traveling?

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Don't have a choice to change once you're on the boat
i guess i should have chosen my words better. but my feeling would be the same. if you cant trust the company/crew/liveaboard etc to provide a proper analyzer, why would you dive with that outfit?

i suppose the reality is that some will bring their own, some will use the one onboard. so i am sure there will be more than one avail and the divers would quickly realize if there were varying results from the different analyzers and whether they can trust the operators results.
 
I bring my own. I question the validity of verifying tank contents with the same analyzer the Dive Op conducted the initial test.
They are different on many liveaboard etc. For example, there's often an analyser in line with the fill whip that the crew are monitoring for the fill, and separate standalone analysers (multiples usually) for the divers to analyse their own tanks once filled, prior to completing the log.
 

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