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Camera and housing sold to Steven.

Price lowered to $345, shipping included.

I have a mint-condition Canon G9 and WP-DC21 housing for sale. Both items were bought new and the housing has only been used twice (the reason I'm selling), both times in fresh water. I have been watching eBay for a couple of weeks to gauge prices so while I'm a bit flexible since I know it...

'Once I shot it in the gills I felt a moral obligation to finish the job,' says Mr Clasen. 'I didn't want it to go on any longer than it had to. I shot the fish like I would do any other fish and worked it up closer and did my best to kill it as humanely as possible. 'I speared it in the...

500 used? I got mine new from Scuabatoys on sale years ago with compass and QD for $550. For heavily used one I'd pay $250, $300 tops.

And if you could get your hands on one, I'd use a small compressor instead a regular to pressurize it. Get a 25 or 50 ft hose, most compressor have a pressure regulator, get a safe distance away and start turning up the pressure. Doesn't get much safer than that.

The walls of an AL80 are pretty thick. Cut the neck and dome off the tank. Drill 6-8 holes around the rim of the tanks. Tap holes and insert all-thread (that's what we call it around here, threaded steel round stock) leaving 2" exposed. Make a 1" plexiglass top, drill 6-8 holes to match...

I went through the same thing about 6 months ago. Canon now has a "product matrix" and depending on your current model camera they'll only let you upgrade to specific models. An A620 to an A560 is hardly what I'd call an upgrade. It was the same deal the gave me and I decided just to sell it...

Welcome to the Board! You might look into the military divers forum if you haven't already and meet some of the fellow military Scubaboarders. http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/military-divers/ Best of luck with you open water course and thank you for serving our country.

Nice pics and welcome to:sblogo:

It's really a problem with every digital camera with a lens that extends. Every time you power on the camera and the lens extends, it creates a small vacuum inside the camera that has the potential to suck in dust. I had this happen on my Canon A620. My reasoning behind why it seems worse...

Generic palm nailers can be had for as little as $45.

I'm not a reg tech by any means, but could you just lower IP to 80-100psi or so?

What about a palm nailer? Palm nailer All you need to do is push. YouTube - Bostich Palm Nailer

Looks nice. What your plan for the bulb and battery?

Mine is a self taken picture while diving with Stuart's Cove in the Bahamas. It wasn't the shark dive but I still managed to get one in the background.

The pool looks darker on the left side. Maybe this is the deep end? Though I would imagine it would be very difficult to make a pool 115' deep that close to the shoreline. Once the pool was full and the water pressure could equal out it wouldn't be a problem, but trying to dig a hole that...

LOL. When I saw the thread title I said to myself, "Not another Nemo33 thread." A new one seems to pop up every few months. That is definitely one big pool. The website says it's really a salt water lagoon since the cycle sea water though it.

I went ahead and made the necessary corrections. :D Goes for the majority of manufacturers as well, not just Aqualung.

The rotating type seem much more popular, just going by what I've gathered from posts. I'd be concerned that I'd knock the isolator, something would happen where I would need to isolate one of the tanks, and the knobs isn't where I expect it to be. I've read you can lock the rotating style...