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| The only kits I know of are used by dive shops to check the air quality from their compressor. Have a look at www. subaqua-products.co.uk and look in the catalogue for item AC/5700 (Air - Care -Breathing Air Purity Test Kit). This is quite expensive at £464.15 + VAT, however if it's just a single test you require then some ADEST service stations can do this from a sample of your air at a fraction of the cost. They do this as a service for dive shops and other users of breathing air compressors, such as the Fire Brigade. TonyH "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:11bjjcgfjhn9i96@corp.supernews.com... > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse the > quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen analyser, > I am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. > > -- > > Rudy Benner > > Never attempt to reason with people who know they are right. > |
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| On 2005-06-22 21:44:01 +0100, "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> said: > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse > the quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen > analyser, I am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. Oxycheq do a CO analyser <http://www.oxycheq.com/Oxygen_Analyzer_Main_Page.html> |
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| "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:11bjjcgfjhn9i96@corp.supernews.com > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse the > quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen analyser, I > am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. Contact Draeger, next day delivery if in UK. Based up near lancaster -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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| Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse the quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen analyser, I am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. -- Rudy Benner Never attempt to reason with people who know they are right. |
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| The only kits I know of are used by dive shops to check the air quality from their compressor. Have a look at www. subaqua-products.co.uk and look in the catalogue for item AC/5700 (Air - Care -Breathing Air Purity Test Kit). This is quite expensive at £464.15 + VAT, however if it's just a single test you require then some ADEST service stations can do this from a sample of your air at a fraction of the cost. They do this as a service for dive shops and other users of breathing air compressors, such as the Fire Brigade. TonyH "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:11bjjcgfjhn9i96@corp.supernews.com... > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse the > quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen analyser, > I am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. > > -- > > Rudy Benner > > Never attempt to reason with people who know they are right. > |
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| On 2005-06-22 21:44:01 +0100, "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> said: > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse > the quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen > analyser, I am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. Oxycheq do a CO analyser <http://www.oxycheq.com/Oxygen_Analyzer_Main_Page.html> |
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| "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:11bjjcgfjhn9i96@corp.supernews.com > Does anyone make a small portable device which can be used to analyse the > quality of air in a scuba tank. I am not talking about an oxygen analyser, I > am interested in checking for CO and CO2 content. Contact Draeger, next day delivery if in UK. Based up near lancaster -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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