The dynasty auto ones on ebay are really cheap too...nice solid machined aluminum and it was like $35 shipped I think.
There are a few more expensive ones that drain the collected blow-by oil back to the pan (I think the Crawford one mentioned above is one). That would be the one that I would get simply because it would not need to be drained.
Would there be any reason you would want to know exactly how much blow by oil exists? Maybe to gauge the condition of the rings? The Perrin style units with the sight tube can allow you to monitor that whereas the recirculating separators will simply take the oil back to the pan.
I asked SS and he recommended only one can. There is a lot of varying opinions on this on Nastycock. I am getting one because it was gunked up blowby that stopped up my PCV and remember that made the car puke oil only I was lucky. Ming I love how clean your kit looks. How often do you have to drain yours? People like Milo and myself that run high hp engines on bigger turbos would most likely have more blowby.
I would think that if the blow-by condition was that bad, there would be other obvious symptoms such as excessive smoke from the exhuast or lack of power.
I just a couple of these cans (http://cgi.ebay.com/Oil-Catch-Can-R...6QQihZ017QQcategoryZ72205QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem) and then this plumbing kit (http://www.iwsti.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68600)