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Other Dive Equipment: Discuss Which CO2 SMB to buy? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Last time I enquired at SDS Watersports they were about £24 each - could never understand why people were buying ...

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Old 26-12-06, 03:59 PM
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Last time I enquired at SDS Watersports they were about £24 each - could never understand why people were buying them on eBay for £30ish plus expensive P&P
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I use a yellow Aquatec one as a backup/emergency, and it has given good service so far... i will buy the same again when needed
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That's the type, yes. I don't see the need for the yellow one to be massive, as I would be sending up the line of an existing red, so it is more of a signal than a marker buoy, but Lesley does have a point, so I guess it is down to personal preference and how you forsee using it that decides between massive to be seena nd compact ot stow nicely.
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sorry, to make it absolutely clear

I use a Buddy SMBCi as a main, which I'll be keeping, its the back-up and emergency ones I'm thinking of changing
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Surely diving with graham you won't need the Co2 as he's full of hot air anyway save you money
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We at kent Tooling have them in stock

Colours Red, yellow & hi viz
Kent tooling are making my own spec for me, so I have to give them a big thumbs up .

Before you ask,
It's a delayed using disposable CO2 catridges (a.la aquatec) plus it has a self sealing opening so you can fill it yourself should the CO2 fail. Top that off with a clear pocket welded to the top to take a light stick.
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I too have one from Kent Tooling.

I got my yellow emergency one from John. It uses the smaller and easier to get cartridges, and as mentioned above, you can still fill it from a reg or one of those air gun thingys.

For those of you on the mainland, these folks do a good price on the cylinders - they wanted to charge me a ridiculous amount to get them to NI though.
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Also any hint/tips on using them gratefully accepted
Yes, don't get ones that only inflate vis a CO2 cylinder. Whilst it's not a common thing it has been known for the odd cylinder to be empty! not what you want if you're in the sh*t and trying to send up a yellow blob.
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