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Skipbreather · 9th January 2007, 16:01

Quote: (Originally Posted by John, Northeast Scuba)

I appreciate the advice from everyone and was wondering what spare parts we should be stocking? I realize orings of course but what else.

Thanks John

Wish list: How about a selection of common O2 sensors? If one shows up bad just prior to a trip there’s no time for mail order.

Also; sanitizing solution (Virkon or similar), ‘sorb, mfg. recommended brand(s) of batteries, basic O2 cleaning supplies, O2 safe lube (RBs use a lot more than OC), essentially what one might call generic Rebreather consumables.

Generic gear: Lots of rigging bits/ clips/ connectors, good selection of Rebreather sized (2~3 L) cylinders in both steel & alu, good selection of stage bottles & required attachments, both left & right tank valves- no isolator bar needed, good variety of lp hoses to allow personalized configuration, replacement drysuit OP valves (used by many rigs)

This is starting to sound like my basement…………….

9th January 2007, 16:01	#15 (permalink)
Skipbreather Reads the fine print Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet MK 15.X Home Build Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA Posts: 580	Re: Rebreather in Stock -- NESS Quote: (Originally Posted by John, Northeast Scuba) I appreciate the advice from everyone and was wondering what spare parts we should be stocking? I realize orings of course but what else. Thanks John Wish list: How about a selection of common O2 sensors? If one shows up bad just prior to a trip there’s no time for mail order. Also; sanitizing solution (Virkon or similar), ‘sorb, mfg. recommended brand(s) of batteries, basic O2 cleaning supplies, O2 safe lube (RBs use a lot more than OC), essentially what one might call generic Rebreather consumables. Generic gear: Lots of rigging bits/ clips/ connectors, good selection of Rebreather sized (2~3 L) cylinders in both steel & alu, good selection of stage bottles & required attachments, both left & right tank valves- no isolator bar needed, good variety of lp hoses to allow personalized configuration, replacement drysuit OP valves (used by many rigs) This is starting to sound like my basement……………. __________________ "Entropy RULES! Enjoy the interim."
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