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On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 08:46:20 -0500, Chuck <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> I particular, I would be interested to know what nitrox divers on this
>> list do when they dive nitrox in Cozumel.
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>> -- Bob.
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>I have an O2 stick from USBS but... if I had it to do over, I would spend
>the extra hundred or even 2 to get the real deal portable unit from the
>same company.
What would that be, and how many bucks?
>The batteries and O2 sensor in the latter are replaceable and in
>the stick they are not.
Which one is preferable would depend on how many dives is the cheap
stick good for. I think Albert (PRIMA) has some throw-away cheap
stick, but it's supposed to be good for about 150-250 dives. If so,
that would be more than adequate for the number of non-liveaboard
EAN dives I'll like have for a long time.
>When they go, you buiy another one. This is
>known as marketing strategy I guess.
It has its selling point. For a diver with just a dozen or so EAN
dives a year, the cost may be a BIG selling point.
How accurate is the cheap stick of yours, compared to the sticker info
on Cozumel-filled EAN tanks?
-- Bob.
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