techdivinglimited tank deal

[sciencediver1]

I have purchased several cylinders from Joel at TDL, it's a killer deal and he's a great guy to do business with. Buy em before their all gone!

 

[DivesWithTurtles]

I'll take 2 of the blondes:07:

That would be 4 cylinders. Very high pressure. Are you sure that you can provide adequate fills?

 

[Mark Vlahos]

That would be 4 cylinders. Very high pressure. Are you sure that you can provide adequate fills?

Just make sure that the burst disks are in good shape, you really wouldn't want one of them to just let go!

 

[JS1scuba]

Just make sure that the burst disks are in good shape, you really wouldn't want one of them to just let go!

Mark is sounds like you are not getting enough of something here and I think you need a nice cold dive


Cheers

 

[El Tiburon]

I ordered my two LP 95's from Joel on Saturday and received them today. They're under the xmas tree, out of the box, with red bows on them. everytime I walk by I have to stop and look at them, what a sight. Thanks Joel.

PS: any advice on installing the valves or should I just let the LDS take care of it?

 

[jham2081]

I ordered my two LP 95's from Joel on Saturday and received them today. They're under the xmas tree, out of the box, with red bows on them. evrytime I walk by I have to stop and look at them, what a sight. Thanks Joel.
it?

I'm jealous. I also ordered saturday, but I'm still anxiously awaiting their arrival I'm not upset or anything, just looking forward to it.

PS: any advice on installing the valves or should I just let the LDS take care of it?

Good question... any takers?

 

[El Tiburon]

I e-mailed Joel from TDL asking for advise on installing the valves on the tanks and this was his reply:

Installing the valve is a cinch -- put the snorkel tube on the valve
base and tighten up with a pair of pliers -- dont score it so hold it tight --

put some oxygen compatible lube on the threads -- just a little and
put valve on hand tight -- that's it.

 

[limeyx]

California, home of "The best bodies money can buy."

Mark Vlahos

Yeah, if you like huge plastic tits and skin that's been "lifted" into all sorts of shapes (and yes, I *do* live in CA

 

[paulwall]

I e-mailed Joel from TDL asking for advise on installing the valves on the tanks and this was his reply:

Installing the valve is a cinch -- put the snorkel tube on the valve
base and tighten up with a pair of pliers -- dont score it so hold it tight --

put some oxygen compatible lube on the threads -- just a little and
put valve on hand tight -- that's it.

Did the tank come with a VIP? If not, have the LDS do it and install the valve at the same time.

I know, I know, new tanks don't really need a VIP, but they do have to have a sticker, don't they?

 

[crlavoie]

I'm having a hard time trying to find a reason not to pick up a LP95 from these guys. It would be my first tank purchase. It just seems like an amazing price. Are Hydros/VIPs super expensive and would negate the value of a hobby 10-15 dives a year diver?

FWIW, I've been very happy with my Worthington LP 108's that I purchased over the summer. Great bouyancy characteristics, and the length is just right to help us tall skinny guys trim out. Sort of makes me resent my AL 80's. I just wish I saw tech diving's prices then. Good deals.

Regardless, you gotta have your own tanks, IMHO.