Oxygen Analysers

[Rick Huggins]

<font color='#0000FF'>I'm looking to build or buy an oxygen analyser and am interested in what you folkes use and where best to get em from.

I quite like the look of yon yellow one with the inbuilt flow restrictor, but I'm buggered if I can find one anywhere on the web or even remember the name of it.

TIA

[daveking]

<font color='#0000FF'>i use a vandergraph
try andy hayhurst at dalesdivers for a good prive

[Juz]

<font color='#32CD32'>The analox is cheap(ish), easy to use and allegedly waterproof.

Juz


The O2EII

[Reeve]

<font color='#000F22'>check this out Analyser bits you just need to add your own snesor. Very easy to build and with the current exchange rate very reasonable, especially if you can find a YBOB diver to part with old cells. In particular cheap bits it's basic but will do the job. There was a site that did all the electronics for $49, but have lost the link. If you do a search here on the forum you should find it.

gareth

[Dave Crampton]

<font color='#000080'>So does this mean that your a Nitrox diver now Rick? Well done if you are. Who did you qualify with PADI or another agency? and what level was it at. I though a bit about buying one but the local DIve shop do ready mixed 40 % and then do air top ups to the mix you want. This means I don't have to clean my cylinders (and pay their extortionate prices for the pleasure) and thay have a sensor in the shop so they check it for me be for I sign for the gas

Happy diving Rick, see you soon eh?

Dave C

[Rick Huggins]

<font color='#0000FF'>

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] ]The analox is cheap(ish), easy to use and allegedly waterproof.

Juz

That's the very beasty, cheers Juz

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] ]So does this mean that your a Nitrox diver now Rick? Well done if you are. Who did you qualify with PADI or another agency? and what level was it at. I though a bit about buying one but the local DIve shop do ready mixed 40 % and then do air top ups to the mix you want. This means I don't have to clean my cylinders (and pay their extortionate prices for the pleasure) and thay have a sensor in the shop so they check it for me be for I sign for the gas &nbsp;

Happy diving Rick, see you soon eh?

Dave C

No, not yet Dave, just adhering to the 7 P's. I was going to do the PADI EANx, but am swerving to the TDI at Dalesdivers due to the feedback both you and digger provided. At present I haven't dived for almost 7wks due to being overseas, but plan on changing that pretty soon

See you at the Farnes if not before

Thanks for your info chaps

Rick

[Rick Huggins]

<font color='#0000FF'>Gareth,

Basically all you need is a DPM (Digital Panel Meter) or old multimeter, 10 turn Pot, a few resistors, project box and a 02 sensor. You can get all the parts from Maplins, RS, Farnells etc for about £20 excluding the sensor. I like yellow things tho so I'll probs go for the analox

[daveking]

<font color='#0000FF'>dave
you did course with us so you know you should recheck it before you actually use it
shame on you
cheers
dave

[bang-on]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Reeve @ Mar. 28 2004,21:45)]especially if you can find a YBOB diver to part with old cells.

<font color='#0000FF'>changing my cells in 3 weeks if thats any good!

i have just taken on the analox agency for ireland and can say that both the o2 e11 analyser and the helium ata he/o2 analyser are good kit.

cheers
barrie

[gblades2]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Juz @ Mar. 28 2004,17:04)]The analox is cheap(ish), easy to use and allegedly waterproof.

Juz


The O2EII

I think Mark Powell sells them.