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Computers & Dive Timers: Discuss O2 analysers - which one? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I have used the Analox, Vandagraph and Suunto O2 analysers. Personally i didn't rate the Suunto, It never agrees with ...

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Old 10-12-03, 05:14 PM
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I have used the Analox, Vandagraph and Suunto O2 analysers.

Personally i didn't rate the Suunto, It never agrees with any other analyser and just feels cheap.

I used a Vandagraph for a long time and they are very good, reliable instruments.

I currently use an Analox and it is great, simple to use, has a readout freeze button, waterproof and robust.

As an instructor I can get the Analox O2EII cheaper than retail for students and I'm considering becomming a distributor so if there is some demand on here I will follow this up. Email me if you are interested.

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Mark - mine is a surprise Xmas present for me. I am trying to find out if there are any good deals about. If not, I would have waited until the dive show.

If you would PM/post the price you can sell them for I will pass the info to my benfactor.

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Found it, &nbsp;cheers Bryan.

Here is the link if anyone else wants it.

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That's not quite the same as the £270 one, as it has no needle valve and non-return valve. Perhaps not the tool for decanting from 100% O2.

Also make sure you get DIN rather than bull nose, obvious I know.

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Quote[/b] (daz @ Dec. 10 2003,17:51)]Found it, &nbsp;cheers Bryan.

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You can also find that product (1205) by choosing &quot;decanting assemblies&quot; from:
http://www.subaqua-products.co.uk/Ca.../catalogue.php

An O2 compatible hose (product 5044) costs £29.
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Try Beaver for a decanting hose, they cost about £50. &nbsp;I use mine to top up the twinset from a 15L for 2nd dives. &nbsp;As for an O2 analyser I've got an Oxyspy and I can't say I'm overly impressed with it, you can get better for less money.

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<font color='#0000FF'>Can't help with the whip but i'm reading with interest. I bought an Analox, no complaints whatsoever. I've used other o2 analysers and they're not a patch on the analox
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<font color='#0000FF'>Hi Guys

Just phoned Dave at Pressure Products who made me mine and he is going to get someone to phone me back with some prices. &nbsp;

Just to recap:

Hose fitted with DIN both ends ? &nbsp;or DIN to Bull nose ?
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Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Dec. 11 2003,10:45)]Hi Guys

Just phoned Dave at Pressure Products who made me mine and he is going to get someone to phone me back with some prices.  

Just to recap:

Hose fitted with DIN both ends ?  or DIN to Bull nose ?
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