Thanks for the replies folks. I think I might try to fix it myself. I don't think it's worth much to be honest, so trying my hand at replacing the zipper might be a good learning experience with little risk at stake.
Anyone have experience with the Scubapro Everdry 4? I need a new drysuit that won't break my budget. I was thinking about another Bare Nexgen because my current one has served me very well. However, the Everdry is in a local shop for the same price but I'd get new underwear, boots and...
My Bare Nexgen zipper broke this weekend so I decided to buy a new drysuit. The Nexgen isn't flashy but it's kept me warm and dry for 8 years and I'm going to go out and buy the same model. I considered repairing the zipper but realized it's $300 to do the work and I'm still left with an old...
Not in a steel tank. No worries at all. These tanks are regularly filled to waaaaay above service pressure in cave country. 3900 is policy in the shop I worked in and we used to top that off after a 10 min cool down. We used to overfill Al tanks too but I was never as comfortable with those...
Been looking at the Suunto download cables for my Vyper and found a German company called Smartinterface making their version of the product. Does anyone have any feed back on this cable?
USB PC-Interface SUUNTO Vyper Vytec Cobra Gekko D3 on eBay.ca (item 380170847395 end time 26-Oct-09...
All my prices are Canadian. ;) The prices you're quoting are cheaper than we got them for at cost in the shop I used to work for. We were an authorized SP dealer. In US dollars a customer pays something like $70US after local sales taxes for a complete scubapro overhaul (parts only). So you...
Service is required to keep your warranty. They are recommended by manufacturers and most industry professionals. You can choose to blow this off but you increase your risk. O-rings dryout and moving parts wear.
No. This is not true. If you have a buddy that gives you parts at cost, you are...
Parts and service for regs is expensive. A used reg should be serviced before you dive it and then of course you need to pay for parts...with every annual service. By buying a new reg from a company that offers "parts for life" you'll save yourself between $80-150 per year depending on the...
Buying used requires patience. Check often, know the price of the item brand new and buy when the time comes. Don't rush. Also, don't buy used regulators.
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