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londonsean69 · 23rd March 2005, 10:22

OK people, I have had a quick search and could not find any info on this.

I am off to the Canaries for a summer of diving, and will be taking my EDO with me. I know flying with the rebreather is OK, if a little bulky, but what about your cylinders, or do you just hire them there??

I will be having a lot of stuff air-freighted out, and as by then I will have a manifold on the Rebreather twins I want to take them. Is it the same as if you take a pony bottle, just take the valve out to show it is empty (and contains no white powder

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Cheers

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londonsean69 RBW Writer Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Sunny Lanzaote Posts: 49	Flying with Rebreather (and cylinders) OK people, I have had a quick search and could not find any info on this. I am off to the Canaries for a summer of diving, and will be taking my EDO with me. I know flying with the rebreather is OK, if a little bulky, but what about your cylinders, or do you just hire them there?? I will be having a lot of stuff air-freighted out, and as by then I will have a manifold on the Rebreather twins I want to take them. Is it the same as if you take a pony bottle, just take the valve out to show it is empty (and contains no white powder ) Cheers __________________ __________________________________ Sean Arrowsmith ---------------------------------- From birth, man carries the weight of gravity on his shoulders. He is bolted to earth. But man has only to sink beneath the surface and he is free. - Jacques Cousteau
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