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    Posted: 06 Aug 2018 at 8:16am
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Hello Guys.

Just wondering where to get dive bottles filled cloest to me. I live in Pahoia next to Omokoroa. Any ideas?

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Gas fire and cylinders is best,they still fill the ones the dive shops refuse to do.Courtney rd  greerton
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Originally posted by maxtarakihi maxtarakihi wrote:

they still fill the ones the dive shops refuse to do.Courtney rd  greerton

Bugger that! If a shop won't fill them despite the opportunity to earn a buck, I wouldn't want to use them. Too many horror stories around of what happens when they go bang..
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The shops won't fill them because they are shop keepers not trained and qualified cylinder testers as they are at Gas fire and cylinders,If they have tested and passed it they will fill it. ,all legal and safe.
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Sorry, I thought you were referring to the 6351 Alloy cylinders:


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