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Surface Interval: Discuss Nitrox Prices in the General Diving Forums forums: <font color='#728FCE'>I have heard that Sea Dog in Huddersfield is now charging £8 for a nitrox fill.   Anyone know ...

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Old 06-10-03, 05:34 PM
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<font color='#728FCE'>I have heard that Sea Dog in Huddersfield is now charging £8 for a nitrox fill.  

Anyone know if this is true?

What is the price range elsewhere around the country for stuff.

PS Heard a little rumour that the owner is trying to save for his early retirement in SE Aisa?



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Mikes of Warrington charge £5 for a 12L up to 40% (£10 for a twinset)
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Denney at Redcar charge £4.50 up to 40% on single cylinders.
same for my twin 7's
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You lot are getting stiffed. &nbsp;I pay £3.50 for twin 7s, 12 or a 10. &nbsp;Or if you want air, you can join the club for £15 and then pay a pound for any cylinder you want for a year.
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1p per litre O2 + £2.50 for the air top-up

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Guys

£2 a Nitrox fill in our club. £10 in club subs for a years worth of Air.

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<font color='#0000FF'>£ 8 per J bottle ,,,,,works &amp; mates compressor £ 0 ,, my garage ,,,,,,,,

Over a  year, works out to be £ .96 a fill last year.

Andy


Oh , forgot to say, work lost a few j's last year &nbsp; &nbsp;( i did tell them to secure them to the deck better .



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Quote[/b] (peter k @ Oct. 06 2003,17:57)]1p per litre O2 + £2.50 for the air top-up

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<font color='#008080'>Divers Warehouse
Twin 12s 32% £6.50,
twin 7's/single upto 15 Litre 32% £5

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Twin 12s 32% £9
twin 7s / Single upto 15 l 32% £4.50
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I think last time I filled at seadog I paid a tenner for both my 12's filling , one o nitrox and one of air, and i think it was 6 quid for the nitrox and 4 quid for the air but cant be sure. it seems to be different every time.
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