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Conversely - steel cylinders are possibly one of the few pieces of dive gear that hold value, assuming you don't abuse them. If the cylinders you want aren't available used, and new is in your affordable range, figure that you can unload them for probably not a whole lot less than you paid a few...

You're replying to a 14 year old sale thread, where the OP hasn't even logged into SB since 2013.

OxyHacker's Pg. 13-14 seems to dispute that this is useful.

I started out with single-layer Polartec fleece jacket and pants from REI - think I found them on a clearance rack. Invest in a wicking base layer (Underarmour cold gear or similar) - you'll like that under whatever layers you use, and nice to have if you're diving dry in a pool or such for...

SD cards are cheap - once they start acting up, replace them. Flash memory has a finite lifespan, so treat them as a wear item. Even better - pick up two, and train yourself that the camera is never left without a card. Pull the one out that you just shot, replace with another one. Helps...

Oooh, I like the idea of a flexible wire! Good thing I bought a 3-pack, I can maybe try that out next :)

I made one out of a set of these: ...and a small stick/dowel I found in my garage, and some clear packing tape. Good enough for my needs. Oh, and some zip ties of course...

The Fusion boots are intended to velcro onto the Fusion drysuit, over top of the bi-lam sock that's attached to the core. I don't think you'd have much luck using them standalone.

Found homes for all of these! (But I kept one, just in case... ended up filling it with Nitrox so I don't have to return a partially-full O2 cylinder to the gas supplier...)

If you go for the pre-made mounts - get the real GoPro stuff - not the knockoffs on Amazon - the knockoffs aren't as 'stiff' and break easily if you try to reconfigure them. And it's not compatible with real LocLine. On Adam Savage's Tested YouTube channel he's done a couple of episodes on...

Up to date Chrome on iPhone does the same thing FWIW

Call DAN and see if they have anyone they can refer you to?

Good thread pointers! Thanks! Off to read more....

As others mention - not everyone will be diving Nitrox or testing. On the LOB's I've been on the crew usually starts filling as soon as divers are back on the boat - by the time you get out of your wetsuit and stuff there's a good chance you'll be ready to analyze, and get your regs re-attached...

So my reading of that - and the "5 top tips..." that they link to, is that they are speaking to a market where water coalescers (coalesci?) are not the norm - unlike the Breathing Air compressor market. If the water separator can remove "99%" of the water from the air, then what's left is...

This is the kind of thing that most dive shops will probably have a dusty box on a shelf somewhere of used boots and if they're in a good mood will give you one or sell cheaply, especially if you happen to be buying something else...

So @rob.mwpropane and I were talking elsewhere, and the topic of "should you run the compressor on a humid day" came up. Kind of what was in another thread: Mainly (I think) the concern is about impact on filter life - does pumping humid air result in more moisture making it's way to the...

Holy Necrothread! (For the reference I love adding to good threads like this, rather than starting new ones.... kudos!) I just built an ElCheapo. It's a fun project, but a couple of gotchas. I went this way specifically because I need a remote sensor for my new Nitrox stick. I'm not intending...

I just ordered one (for my Nitrox analyzer) from Oxycheq. Supposedly shipped out Wednesday.