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KEENE HydroAir Battery Powered Floating Compressor Diving System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2016
- HydroAir incorporates a lightweight and efficient 12-volt powered air supply diving system.The HydroAir utilizes a group 24 RV marine battery or other similar battery configuration. Equipped with a dual air compressor system that maximizes battery life by working only
on demand by use of pressure switches. The compressors are mounted under water for cooling and providing minimum power draw and optimum air output. This sealed environment of the HydroAir system provides a long lasting and dependable life. HydroAir requires virtually no maintenance and is quick, easy and fun to use. The
HydroAir is constructed of a heavy duty Marlex plastic and is a safety orange in color. Due to the low center of gravity, the HydroAir is extremely stable even in rough water conditions. Equipped with flotation, a vinyl float cover, stainless steel hardware, diving flag, straps and built in handles.
Good Video !!!
Looks like a good little rig, but thumbs down for not answering peoples questions. This shows the type of support that Keene Engineering provides which is very little.
Anyone using a Hookah Dive system would do themselves a major advantage by taking training up to Advanced open water SCUBA. It could save your life or keep you from seriously injuring yourself. Besides SCUBA is fun even if you decide not to invest in that discipline.
We always recommend that everyone to takes a basic dive course.
Would you guys be able to make a solar or water wheel pontoon powered air compressor or a battery charging system so u can switch between the 2 batteries while the other is charging?
3 to 6 or 7 ? not a better estimate?
The compressor, is enough for use down 8 meters on the water?
Thanks.
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Good afternoon!!!
I would like to know how do I get it because I live in Brazil and I would love to buy one.
Is there any way to guide me how do I buy and what is the value?
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can this system be used in salt water?
Is this safe for a 13 year old, is they were to know the basics
I can I get the price for Hydro Air system
has hydoair 1499.00. The lp140 air system is 419.00
I'm curious why it needed the big blob of silicone around the air output connection. Maybe that is just a precaution, to keep moisture away from the threads? Whatever it's purpose, it gives a real "homemade" look to this... along with the simple bent aluminum pieces, and so on... this does not look like a finished product, it looks like it was made in a garage with hand tools (... maybe except for the cast plastic housing. But that flotation ring? What?)
I also went to the official page for this company, and there is VERY little information on the unit... just the $1,399 price tag, and a button to put it "in your cart" next to a small, blurry picture.
Not trying to be trollish, but if Keane has a good product here, they are hiding it pretty well. A few simple things... better information, cleaner assembly (no glop), answering questions on this page... and this may turn out to be a viable unit. As it is, I can't imagine anyone opting for it, over the many other units available...
The big blob of silicon is not necessary. It sounds like our guys may have just been a little generous on silicon. The silicon is there to keep the inner electronics away from moisture especially in salt air. The HydroAir is robust and simply built. Even the electronics are easy to service. It is tough to get the body, cross-link polyethylene to fit precisely due to the verifying shrinkage etc. The quality of the component electronics and compressor are all top end. We even use American made compressor and electronics. Once you have a chance to use it you will be impressed.
Thank you for the reply. Best of luck with the units going forward...