Griffo
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I'd say it depends on where you store them and for how long. I've seen pictures of second stages with cockroaches and other "stuff" in them when opened for service.
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That just shows that the air is fresh and the regulator is clean and ready to breath!I'd say it depends on where you store them and for how long. I've seen pictures of second stages with cockroaches and other "stuff" in them when opened for service.
I'll get right on training the squirrels in my backyard to do that. Is this why divers have kids?Best stored connected to a pressurized tank under 30 plus feet of water, be sure to keep a mouthpiece in a mouth hole to ensure it does not dry out and for gods sake exercise the diaphragm a little by breathing in and out.
So THATS the reason that Spare Airs exist! For the squirrels!I'll get right on training the squirrels in my backyard to do that. Is this why divers have kids?
That's a great compact and solid looking collapsible trolley HappyDiver... where did you find it?Mesh relieves tension. There is NO undue tension on the hoses
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That's a great compact and solid looking collapsible trolley HappyDiver... where did you find it?