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Tek-Talk: Discuss Getting EAN32 out of the bank.... in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: I agree - current (mix) bank is 3 * 50 L at 230. I suspect that to keep the boosting ...

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I agree - current (mix) bank is 3 * 50 L at 230. I suspect that to keep the boosting times reasonable I'll be going to 6 * 50L at 250 bar.

Time do some math.

Economic decision appears simple - buy more bank cylinders v. buy bigger booster.

thanks

Hugh
..and how much will it cost to ship them back to the SSAC clubhouse when you finally come home?

How's Gwen?

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As long as it all fits in a 40' shipping container then shipping is gratis..... and we came out with everything in a 20' one!

Reckon I can negotiate payment of dues-in-kind - maybe I should ask Becky before buying them. It'd be one way to short-circuit the never-ending debate.

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