Cleaning out the locker- part 2- tanks! Rebreather! stuff!

[rchrds]

Ok, more stuff for sale. All of it as is, and CHEEP! None of the prices include shipping. We can work that out if you want some of this. (No Tank Shipping.)

1. 7 ea Steel 72s. various manufacture. First two and last two hydro 11-07, middle three hydro 8-80. $25 for in hydro tanks, $20 for out of hydro tanks, $125 for the whole lot. You pick em up- or I drop off in Nashville, maybe Chattanooga at my leisure. hydro'd tanks in good shape interior, the older tanks, I have no idea. DIN valves NOT included.


2. 4ea Carbon Fiber/Aluminum wrapped cylinders. Not intended for diving. 4500 psi rating, fits (loosely) 3/8" HP valves. These tanks are scary, and extremely bouyant. Have a use in mind for them, and don't call me later about them. Even I didn't use them long for diving, if that tells you anything. No DOT records. Original certificate expired. $25 each, $75 for all four.


3. Biopak 45 Rebreather. Untouched. Well, that's not quite true. Never took it apart to determine feasability for diving use. Experimenter's delight. $75


4. Reels! 2x large dive-rite enclosed explorer reels. $25 each. 2x small (~200 feet) handled dive-rite reels, one open with non-standard carabiner for a clip, one enclosed. $10 each. $60 for all four. Yes, they all rotate.


5. Bands and Manifold- One set of stainless steel 8" tank bands, no bolts. Welded plate type, not crappy spot welded thing. Good solid bands. $45. 3/8" HP DIN Left and Right valve with plugs for sidemount. $75 for both.


6. FInally- a real piece of crap here- Divers Supply BCD patterned after the early transpac with detachable mini-wing. Not suitable for cave diving by any stretch of the imagination. My then girlfriend tried to cavern dive in it 10 years ago. Still holds air, but missing the LPI nipple. $5 or free with anything above.


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