Check Yandina.com. I think under projects she has listed how to do this with an oil-less compressor. There are also a number of other interesting projects at this website. No financial interest in this website.
Tom Kataras
New Buffalo, Michigan
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Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 18:56:15 -0400
From: "B. Victhom" < bvcom@mac.com >
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Subject: T&T: Compressors for diving around the boat
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Hello
I remember a few posts some years ago about using a standard Sears or
WalMart compressor and a long hose to dive around the boat. Much cheaper
than a real diving thing, and very safe (said Dr. Bob Austin).
Check Yandina.com. I think under projects she has listed how to do this with an oil-less compressor. There are also a number of other interesting projects at this website. No financial interest in this website.
Tom Kataras
New Buffalo, Michigan
Message: 16
Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 18:56:15 -0400
From: "B. Victhom" < bvcom@mac.com >
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Subject: T&T: Compressors for diving around the boat
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Hello
I remember a few posts some years ago about using a standard Sears or
WalMart compressor and a long hose to dive around the boat. Much cheaper
than a real diving thing, and very safe (said Dr. Bob Austin).
