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im new to diveing wich tank is the best what are the different kinds and wich last the longest stuff like that and what ever else you want to ad

A tank is just a means to an end. I don't think you can see the "tank" separately from the configuration as a whole and the goal/type of dive you want to make.

Work your logic backwards from the question: "what do I want to do" and the right tank for that job will fit into the puzzle.

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Accept nothing less than a pure titanium alloy 350 cubic foot tank the size of a softball.



Might have a little trouble finding fills.



...and the tank.
 
Steel rules. A steel 80 is much smaller and lasts longer than an alum 80. I've got a steel HP 120 and I love it. Heavy it is, but I'm not running out of air anytime soon.

That isn't 100% accurate...

The 3442psi 80s are quite small, while LP80s are close to Al80s in size.


To the OP I might also recommend a course in spelling and grammar...:eyebrow:
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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