What happened to Cozumel?

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I have had the same same experience most of the time diving with Aldora with 32 and 36. And to the poster a couple up, Pedro at Blue XTSea use to test every nitrox tank before we left the dock for the 1st dive or during the SI for the second dive.
Prior to the last trip in Nov. I'd always only dived with BXTS and primarily Pedro, so I assumed that most Coz ops analyzed the tanks to show you the reading. I guess that isn't the case
 
Does your open water cert say you need to analyze air or is routine compressor maintenance good enough? Are they mixing your air?

What does that have to do with "Not knowing exactly what you are breathing"? If you don't know what's in the tank you don't know what's in the tank, regardless of what anyone says.

The whole point is you don't know what they are doing with your air or how it got in your tank. I've personally seen air tanks filled with nitrox accidentally. The bottom line is the air diver is "trusting" that the fill operators didn't make a mistake and fill the tank with nitrox.
 

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