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Diving an Optima with sidemounted bail outs. Golem BOV plumbed to my onboard diluent and to my right side bail out with a quick release fitting. Right side bailout has its second stage on a short hose, bungied to the tank valve/1st stage area. The long hose is on my left side bailout tank with...

SOLD!!! Thanks for looking!!!

The regs are still available.

Suit is sold!!!

In response to a question from another scubaboard member as to the model of these regs, I am posting a few more pictures and the following information. These regs came to me from another owner, and I was not provided any written documentation. My research indicates the first and second stages...

I am selling my Poseidon regulator set. I purchased it used in 2010, and used the first stage and one of the seconds for a pony bottle/stage bottle regulator. It is inconvenient for me to have this regulator serviced where I live and difficult for me to get parts for. A non-Poseidon dealer LDS...

I am selling my Whites Fusion suit to free up some resources to fund other diving acquisitions. This suit has served me well since I have owned it. It was purchased as a new suit in May of 2011, and I purchased it in November of 2011 with only 8 dives on it. It has been stored in a dry, climate...

Do any of you guys have any specific info about putting a P-Valve into a Whites Fusion suit with the tech skin? I am reluctant to install a valve that clamps the skin to the inner layer based on the way I normally don the suit. For applications where the two layers are not clamped together, did...

When was this regulator set originally purchased?

I did the rescue class in a backplate/wing and drysuit, although I had not quite switched over to the long hose yet. The instructor did not personally prefer my configuration, but it presented a good opportunity for others in the class to see a different way of doing things and gave everyone a...

40 Inch. No swivel. Works great...

The drawstring bags you guys were giving out last year were great advertising and I enjoyed using it. I used mine to carry my lunch and stuff to work until the logo came off and it started giving out on me, and had dozens of people ask me about my diving, and about your shop from seeing the bag...

I took my drysuit course from a PADI shop with instructors and divemsasters that, much like lots of folks on here, dove both rec and tec and were familiar with both configurations. I already owned the suit, and had been using it for six months, to include ice dives, at that point. The instructor...

Nice!!! That relic looks to be from before the days of the chemical heaters that cause people problems with MREs and airplanes now, so it makes sense that the food itself is the issue. I have heard nothing of such a restriction for the last decade or so. Will have to ask the doc if there is...

I don't recall seeing that in AR40-8(if you find a reference, please let me know), but there are certainly some genres of food that most guys will avoid before they relegate themselves to sit in an aircraft they may be unable to exit for any reason for up to 8 hours. Mexican is certainly one of...

Backmounted Doubles and Full Cave Gear. Minus the reels, arrows, and cookies I carried for Cavern and Intro, my configuration did not change from what I used prior to those classes... I chose said configuration before having the opportunity to start any overhead training due to cave diving...

Without being familiar with the normal market price of dive shop services in Canada, I will go out on a limb and say that your shop is probably overcharging you a bit. I agree with the previous posts in that if you are getting premix EAN32, there should be no need for any special servicing...

I started carrying around a camera somewhere around dive 30 or 40. I would have done so before that, but I did not own one capable of shooting underwater. I would recommend you consider a GoPro HD Hero if you just want a point and shoot camera, and one that will shoot video. They are waterproof...

I normally roll with a Z-knife and a serrated knife on my harness, and a pair of shears in a pocket. I have never had to cut my way out of monofilament, but I would expect that the z-knife would be the easiest tool to use for said purpose. I have one of the benchmade strap cutter hooks from my...

I would recommend that you get the doubles set up and start using them. I did this early last year, and will not be going back to singles. Don't forget when you get ready to buy your manifold that the valves on some manifolds have plugs available to split the tanks without having to replace...