Where to hydro a Steel 72?

[ScubaAndDreams]

I'd love to hear about the results

 

[Gilldiver]

I was gonna test my hypotenuse sometime this week. I'm betting they won't fill them because there is no visual plus

You don't have to wait, here you go:

Definitions of hypotenuse on the Web:

the side opposite of the right angle in a right triangle, it is always the longest of the three sides; in standard triangle notation (where the sides are labeled a, b and c) it is generally the side of length c
www.hawcc.hawaii.edu/math/Courses/Math100/Chapter0/Glossary/Glossary.htm

I have a hypothesis that you were considering an experiment to see if this shop has a clue or is an emporium of BS.

 

[willardj]

I have 3- steel 72's one from 69 the other 2 are 71. These are great little tanks. They are older than I am and still going strong. As long as you don't store them full you should never have a problem with hydro.

 

[fishb0y]

You don't have to wait, here you go:

Definitions of hypotenuse on the Web:

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah... Maybe I should have paid attention when I was using my spell check:sorry19z:

 

[itch808]

Oh my lord...I just called them to see if the tank was going to be ready for some diving this weekend. They told me it's going to take THREE WEEKS!!!

 

[willardj]

For some reason steel tanks tank a lot longer. I took some 80's in and got them back in a week but when I took my steels in it was like a month.

 

[fishb0y]

It's the same test... how about it is when a tank gets shipped out and then returned?

 

[itch808]

Good news is the tank was ready earlier than they told me, bad news is they said it failed. And I thought steel tanks were nearly bulletproorf! What a waste especially since I got a Sherwood K-valve to replace the J, thinking it was going to pass no prob. I guess I'll just pick up a AL80 :11doh: