The simplest, cheapest way to dive or perhaps to die.

[Blueringocto_73]

Read the small print. "For cave diving only". The minicompressor puts out trimix only. I knew there was catch.

 

[DanielRJones]

$49.99 for a tank and compressor that would perfect for a suit inflation system.

Shame it is a scam

 

[kelemvor]

Yep.. there's no actual product involved here if they're only asking for $50. I agree with you guys, just a scam to collect credit card numbers. It might not even be the seagow scammers running this one, just someone that stole their images. Serves them right, really.

Someone should report it to the FTC or something.


Unless maybe these guys got ahold of a bunch of seagow rigs that "fell off the back of a truck." These guys might merely be selling stolen crappy goods.

 

[Kharon]

A scam??? Oh dear. And I was so hoping to get a compressor that I could fill my pony from for $29.99.

 

[RyanT]

A scam??? Oh dear. And I was so hoping to get a compressor that I could fill my pony from for $29.99.

Dang it, and here I thought I found a reasonably priced compressor to fill my HP doubles! The ad even says it will fill any tank.

 

[Soloist]

4500 psi in a little cheap Chinese cylinder strapped to your chest. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[Storker]

here I thought I found a reasonably priced compressor to fill my HP doubles! The ad even says it will fill any tank.

It probably will. Question is, in how many days?

Over here on the right (hand) site of the pond, 300 bar (4350 psi for you metrically-challenged folks) tanks aren't unheard of. They're not particularly popular among the tech crowd, as they make PP blending calculations a PITA, but for us rec folks they can be quite nice. Lower water volume makes for lower weighting requirements, which can be a good thing if you normally carry some 10+ kg (20+ lbs) of weight.

 

[kelemvor]

It probably will. Question is, in how many days?

Over here on the right (hand) site of the pond, 300 bar (4350 psi for you metrically-challenged folks) tanks aren't unheard of. They're not particularly popular among the tech crowd, as they make PP blending calculations a PITA, but for us rec folks they can be quite nice. Lower water volume makes for lower weighting requirements, which can be a good thing if you normally carry some 10+ kg (20+ lbs) of weight.

The site claims they can fill the 3000 psi (200 bar) tank in 3 minutes. They never indicate the volume of the tanks they're talking about. They do say it will fill 4500 psi tanks (300 bar) but don't give a time.

I think it's irrelevant. I don't think these guys are selling a product at all. I think they're just tricking people into providing credit card numbers.

 

[Storker]

I don't think these guys are selling a product at all. I think they're just tricking people into providing credit card numbers.

You don't say...

 

[rabe]

I filled my tank by blowing in it once