Essential snorkel gear: 6 items paired with mini tank

Mask: Ensure a tight seal by pressing it to your face without straps and inhaling gently. Skirt width (~10 cm standard) prevents leaks.  Snorkel: Choose a dry-top model with a float valve to blo...

Calculate mini tank air usage: 7 step guide for divers

To calculate mini tank air usage: Start by measuring your breathing rate (Breaths Per Minute - BPM). At the surface wearing all dive gear, breathe normally from the tank for 1 minute and count your...

Does mini tank expire? Storage advice in 5 key tips

Bottle degradation generally begins visibly at temperatures above 70°C (158°F); prolonged exposure weakens plastic. To check seals: press the lid down, turn the tank upside down over a sink – any l...

Maintain mini cylinder: 6 cleaning tips for longer life

Weekly lubrication is essential: apply 2-3 drops of manufacturer-specified oil or a thin layer of grease (ISO VG 32 equivalent) to the piston rod before each shift. After every operating cycle, wip...

Emergency protocols with mini tanks: 5 step

Operate Valve Slowly: Turn tank valve ¼ counterclockwise—sudden opening risks regulator freeze. Confirm Seal: Inhale gently; no water ingress means good seal. Exhale to check for mask bubble lea...

Beginners guide: Using mini scuba tank in 5 essential steps

Always start by visually inspecting your tank for dents or corrosion and check its air pressure gauge. Most mini tanks are 2.3L or less in volume. The gauge must read at least 400 PSI above the wor...