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> 22 Oct 96 18:40, Beery Miller wrote to Alex Viera: > BM> The quality of the cylinder has nothing to do with an O-ring. -rings > are > BM> replaced very often. When I take a group of students out from our dive > BM> shop (6 to 8 students), by the time we have completed our 4 tank ives > BM> over two days, I have replaced one or more O-rings. > Remember the days back before the valve manufacturers decided to go to > the "captured o-ring" concept? It was supposed to allow higher air > pressures for the tanks of the future.....what a joke. Those old fat > o-rings would often last two years.....in a rental tank! Now you're > lucky to get 3 or 4 dives out of one. This was way before my time, but thanks for the info. One learns something just about every day. Beery > If you want a true captured o-ring design that is adequate for *much* > higher pressures, to my way of thinking there is only one way to go: the > DIN connector. The old AGA Divators and Poseidon Cyclons could easily > handle 4500 psi without you worrying about bumping them on a rock. > Jay > PADI M-9033 > --- GoldED/386 2.50+ > (1:379/41.5) --- ---------------> * Origin: ** Jay's Mean Machine Sysop *Charlotte, NC* USR 33.6 ** * Origin: -9640 News BBS- MidSouth 99'er BBS **1-901-368-0112** (1:123/50) |
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