gear for sale

[cuznit]

Trans pak, nomad wing like new, but plate and bungees $300. pair of E 100's w/ dive rite 200 bar left and right valves. plugged for sidemount, hydro 12/09 $400.isolator and bands add $50 . Dive rite reg short spg and 7' hose $175. Dive rite short spg w/90' $150. Dive rite 1st stage short spg, g250 2nd stage $200. Dive rite 10 watt HID w/ pelican case and extra bulb $300. Dive rite primary reel $50. 02 bottle 40cf oms reg, dive rite stage kit. bottle needs hydro $200. james 904-504-3774. e-mail jfcardin@yahoo.com

[floridakid]

Are those faber 100s or PST 100s

[Sludge]

They are Pressed Steel E7-100s. I took some pictures of all his stuff to post for him, but I need to locate my camera...

[Totes McGoats]

What size is the Transpac?

[floridakid]

That is a high pressure 100, right, I might be interested, 8 just have to see how much my dog is going to set me back (im sitting at the vet right now and he's sick).

[Sludge]

That is a high pressure 100

No, it's not. It's an E-Series E7-100. 3442psi.

HP-100s are rated at 3500psi, use a different type of steel, and more importantly, have the skinny 7/8 neck. These have the 3/4 neck and use normal valves.

[floridakid]

Oh ok, yeah, still might be interested, I just have to make sure I am not gonna have to spend a ton of money on my dumb mattress eating dog

[Sludge]

I'm still trying to upload the pics I took - I'm having internet problems. I even tried to e-mail them to another moderator, but the connection keeps cutting out.

I can say that all the stuff is in good shape and the prices are in line with what things are selling for these days. The BC is an original TransPac but is in great shape (I believe he said it was Paul Heinerth's old TransPac), the cylinders are in good shape, the reel looks great, and all the regs are in good shape. Hopefully I'll get the images uploaded soon.

[rddvet]

No, it's not. It's an E-Series E7-100. 3442psi.

HP-100s are rated at 3500psi, use a different type of steel, and more importantly, have the skinny 7/8 neck. These have the 3/4 neck and use normal valves.

It can get confusing with all the tanks PST made. I have a set of the old sherwood HP100s made by PST that have the skinny neck. I love those tanks, and the reason these caught my eye. I know PST made the E7's which are different, although my understanding is their buoyancy characteristics are similar to the PST sherwoods. What I never got a straight answer to is the E-7 are newer production than the 3500s correct? That was how I had understood it, but recently someone tried telling me that PST was producing E7s and the 3500s at the smae time, which doesn't make logical sense to me. You seem HP/E7 savvier than me by far. What is the truth?

[Sludge]

but recently someone tried telling me that PST was producing E7s and the 3500s at the same time, which doesn't make logical sense to me.

When I got a bunch of PST LP-80s (2001 or 2002), they made both HP-100s and LP-80s, which were very similar except for the size of the neck. (The metal was said to be slightly different.) They re-marked the LP-80s as E7-100s, rating them for 3442 instead of 2400, around this time. I believe they made all three (LP-80, E7-100, and HP-100) simultaneously, for a very short time. I was able to get four LP-80s for under $100 apiece (dealer cost) when they were discontinuing them.