Scubapro AIR2

Hello

Friend of mine just purchased a new BC and gave me his scubapro AIR2 BC I
wanted to test the bladers by doing a manual inflate. The bladers fill but
the air comes out of the inflator hose after you let go of the BC 'dump'
valve. Question is do you need the tank and reg hooked for the BC to hold
air?

Thanks all...

"Question is do you need the tank and reg hooked for the BC to hold
air?"

Nope. You got trouble...

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Briggs Christie
Oahu Dive Center
Kailua, Hawaii
1-866-933-DIVE
www.oahudivecenter.com
"Kurt Rago" <k_rago@nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:zkoyb.1991760$Id.302123@news.easynews.com...
> Hello
>
> Friend of mine just purchased a new BC and gave me his scubapro AIR2 BC I
> wanted to test the bladers by doing a manual inflate. The bladers fill
but
> the air comes out of the inflator hose after you let go of the BC 'dump'
> valve. Question is do you need the tank and reg hooked for the BC to hold
> air?
>
> Thanks all...
>

Kurt Rago wrote:
> Hello
>
> Friend of mine just purchased a new BC and gave me his scubapro AIR2 BC I
> wanted to test the bladers by doing a manual inflate. The bladers fill but
> the air comes out of the inflator hose after you let go of the BC 'dump'
> valve. Question is do you need the tank and reg hooked for the BC to hold
> air?
>
> Thanks all...
>


....and some people still wonder why I don't use an AirII. Amazing.

Try having it serviced before diving it.


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