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Old 08-12-2008, 07:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Good stuff...Its all on the chart! I think the most amazing tank is last one on the list-almost -47 empty!
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Wow, that Hiezer 190 can bend you twice! The first bend comes when you hoist the ~100 lb bottle (full) into your back. The second happens when you try to empty it on a single dive.
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Good info thanks for posting.
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That steel seems to be a bit on the heavy side---
one would want to insure more than a little air in BCD before jumping in---
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The chart messed up my weighting when I was using the Faber LP95 doubles. Had to go to Blue steel's website with their charts to find out about it.
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Nice chart thanks for sharing. Hope you have a great day.
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I wish it had internatonal cylinder chart also so I can compare with the cylinders that we have here in Australia. I doesnt mention Faber 300bar rated cylinders.

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Overall it is a great reference however, there are a few errors in the chart.
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I hope that 100lb tank is one of those errors... Great info, thanks!
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