jus saying hi

om3ga*wolf_1362... · 29th December 2007, 05:50

i'm here on a hunt for info on the booster+compressor set-up,
i'll only be using it for air+nitrox, if i get the project off the ground that is...
i'm only half way through open water (check outs in march - upgrade from a
referral)
but i've already had enough of my lds's in my area...
i think the sooner i can have has little to do with them the better...
i'm thinking about the stansted gas booster, and some sort of compressor from machine mart or simular...
so if you hear someone bumping about, it's just me going from thread to thread...

oh, and thanks for having me aboard...

***Beanie*** · 29th December 2007, 15:18

I'd go for the sport haskel over the stansted

Rebreather World Store

loads of threads on using a compressors to run boosters, you'll want to get a water / oil separator in there

Brainx3 · 29th December 2007, 15:25

Hi,

I would also recommend the Haskel Sport Booster. As regarding to compressors there are many options and it depends on your applications, needs, usage, budget, etc...

Best Regards. Wael

diverreb · 29th December 2007, 15:33

I second the nomination for the Haskel Booster.... They may be a bit more expensive, but they seem to have fewer overall problems than the other models offered. I haven't had a whisper of a problem with mine and have run it off compressed air from storage banks as well as a small shop compressor.

Runs better off the banks of course, but the compressor does the job too, just a little slower.

Richie

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29th December 2007, 15:18	#2 (permalink)
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Brainx3 Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Borås, Sweden Posts: 274	Re: just saying hi Hi, I would also recommend the Haskel Sport Booster. As regarding to compressors there are many options and it depends on your applications, needs, usage, budget, etc... Best Regards. Wael
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diverreb DE/MD/NJ Wreck Diver Current Rebreather/s: Optima Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Dover, DE Posts: 470	Re: jus saying hi I second the nomination for the Haskel Booster.... They may be a bit more expensive, but they seem to have fewer overall problems than the other models offered. I haven't had a whisper of a problem with mine and have run it off compressed air from storage banks as well as a small shop compressor. Runs better off the banks of course, but the compressor does the job too, just a little slower. Richie
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