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divetheworld · 2nd January 2007, 02:35

Quote: (Originally Posted by Sutty)

Genesis mentioned an "eyball" with a humidity indicating card which enabled a compressor operator to check that the air being produced was dry, in this post.
Does anyone know of a similar product in the UK?

Thanks,
Neil

I've always used drager tubes. Cost a few quid but then again, you dont need to use them that often.

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