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make sure you use a metric hex key.

hey folks, i normally wouldn't do this, but i am looking for a set of schematics for a scubapro mk25 regulator. tech manual would be best, but the schematic should do. any tweaking tips would be nice as well. Alan

actually, the finish is black chrome. if any of you are familiar with the chroming process, this is what is left over when you are done chrome plating items. AL decided to try to use this as a coating for the ATX200, but shortly found that it just didn't wear well at all. if you want to see a...

actually buying some inexpensive meat to go with your thermometer is the best idea. remember each time you poke it to test temp, you are letting out all those great juices. that said, buy some cheap meat, and do the "poke-n-touch" until you learn about what each temp feels like to the touch...

it's a shame that the LDS didn't check the tune before it left the shop. the tuning is actually done with a speciality tool that hooks up between reg and hose that will allow the tech to adjust the crown under pressure which is the most important aspect of this tuning. you can tell how...

yes, you can repair them yourself, but i don't think too many dealers are going to be willing to sell you the parts kits as this would jepordize their agreement with the manufacturer. there are specialized tools required. the manufacturer goes through a lot of trouble to train authorized techs...

Dee, does houston have a chinatown section? if so, go there to the asian markets and poke around. you should be able to find it. and don't worry your secret is safe with me <we all make little rubber hockey pucks at least once in our lives> Alan

You shouldn't have any problem finding a AL dealer to service your reg any where in the world. Doc is right as far as the freeflowing reg...you dont' expect 98% of shop tech to say "oh, yeah, i was a bit hung over when i overhauled your reg, was wondering what that spare "o" ring was for"...

the egress is a pneumatically balanced version of the ABS or LPO designed octo. they are as good as any "real" octo that you can find, and because of the design they are much easier to <hopefully none of us ever will have to> buddy breathe from. unlike traditional octos they can be used upside...

Saints, the SE2 is a damn fine regulator. they are work horses, you can't really abuse them enough to make 'em fail...as far as the cracks in the second stage housing, this is mostly a cosmetic issue, however with that said, if the cracks are beyond the bushing housing, into the upper or lower...

damn, but that means i would have to talk about myself...can't do that. *Grin* there are much more interesting subjects to talk about.

one of the best things that i've found to do with FRESH scallops is to slice 'em thin, squeeze a touch of lemon on 'em and eat 'em raw. if that doesn't float your boat, there many many things that you can do with them. if you have a cast iron skillet, you can try your hand at blackening...

count me in on the question side. former professional chef here. you catch it and i'll help ya get it cooked. A.

What about something so simple that it's fun and delicious...you mentioned something about doing some grilling right? take some fresh fruit, like pineapple, bananas, strawberries work well too and grill them. the carmelized natural sugars will provide all the sweetness you could ask for, and...