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Just wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of a good piccie / illustration of a Trimix Label, which I could use as a guide to electronically draw my own. Ideally from some sort of official source but a good photo probably fine. I've already done my own and club's Breathing Air and Nitrox labels - laser printer at work and Avery L7067 label material does the job just nicely. Great also for MOD depth labels etc.
To put something back in - I've found my nearest wyko distributer, check out wyko.co.uk, a great place to get O rings - all for 10p each. For example there were no problems in getting the 'battery' O ring (to the exact spec, it's in the manual!) for a Suunto Vyper. They also do a .pdf downlaod which comprehensively covers just about everthing you'd want to know about O ring sizes etc.
Thanks.
Just wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of a good piccie / illustration of a Trimix Label, which I could use as a guide to electronically draw my own. Ideally from some sort of official source but a good photo probably fine. I've already done my own and club's Breathing Air and Nitrox labels - laser printer at work and Avery L7067 label material does the job just nicely. Great also for MOD depth labels etc.
To put something back in - I've found my nearest wyko distributer, check out wyko.co.uk, a great place to get O rings - all for 10p each. For example there were no problems in getting the 'battery' O ring (to the exact spec, it's in the manual!) for a Suunto Vyper. They also do a .pdf downlaod which comprehensively covers just about everthing you'd want to know about O ring sizes etc.
Thanks.