Thread: Using a Suunto BCD with Nitrox - why not?
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Old 14-11-03, 09:39 PM
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Quote[/b] (ancl @ Nov. 14 2003,20:39)]Been a busy day playing Knights of the Old Republic on the xbox but the following has been niggling me...

Me and the wife have Suunto equilte 1000 bcds, the manual that came with the bcds states these bcds shouldn't be used with nitrox, as I've just booked myself a nitrox course through the dive shop, do I have to look at using another air source to use in the bcd / drysuit ( an additional cylinder ) or look at buying another bcd that is ok for having nitrox put into it.

I'm probably missing something here so apologies if it's a numpty question....

regards andy
Somehow think I would risk it.

I really would not worry about it to be honest..  Did it also come with a lifetime guarentee or until it gets wet..

Anyway you have already used them with nitrox (nitrox 21   )

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