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| First Set Of Dive Gear: Discuss your advise please in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I am new to diving having just completed my AOW and a coupple of specialties. I took the plunge last ... |
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| your advise please I am new to diving having just completed my AOW and a coupple of specialties. I took the plunge last week and ordered full set of diving kit for both myself and my wife Collette. Included in the order was two 12L Faber Cylinders and a 3L Pony cylinder , the question I have is that when the Cylinders arrived they all had the following Stickers on them . Green - Compressed Gas Yellow - Oxidizing Agent White - Nitrox ;EANx ;N2/O2 Tank & Valve have been cleaned for Premix , Oxygen content 22 to 40% Refill only with approved Grade of gas N2/O2 NITROX N2/O2 I contacted the supplier and they told me that all cylinders were now sold like this and that I would have no problems having them filled at diving centres with ordinary air . ( as I do not have nitrox qualifications ) Would really appreciate your input on this matter. Thanks Mike |
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| You only need a Nitrox qual to buy Nitrox. Many qualified divers still dive with air on occasion, if you intend to take the Enriched air spec and use the cylinders for nitrix within the next year, then just ensure that you get fills with clean air otherwise you will need them cleaned before use with EANx. hth Paul
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| Look at the valve description. M26? No air fills...
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| Thanks Paul |
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| You've got O2 clean cylinders, which means they can be filled with nitrox. O2 clean cylinders are meant to be cleaned every 12 months with a new sticker date stamped attached so that filling stations will fill them with nitrox if requested. My advice is get nitrox trained asap. Its quick, and relatively inexpensive. And you can do it now. Dave |
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| [quote=Adrian Kelland;737342]Look at the valve description. M26? No air fillsJust checked valve stamped M25/014 Cheers Mike |
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| Just had Cylinders filled , could have put normal air in but decided to go with clean air as that will not affect the O2 clean and if I do the Nitrox course within the next year all wil be good , thanks for everyone that gave me advise really appreciate it . Cheers Mike |
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That said, it's probably O2 clean anyway as it's new. You probably could have had an O2 sticker for a tenner from the shop
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