Search results

When was last VIP & hydro?

PM'd

please message me if you change your mind, in fort lauderdale

I will PM you!

Although I have folks in TX, I don’t anticipate visiting anytime soon I think shipping would be cost prohibitive in this instance

Hello, I want to buy a smaller set of steel doubles. Looking for something around LP85 or a little smaller. I'm in Fort Lauderdale FL. If you have something you haven't used in a while and want to sell, let me know! Thank you

Where in SFL are you? Interested

Hey guys, selling a LP85 tank. A full description is on eBay (link below), so you can see I'm legit and I've partaken in many online transactions. I'm located in CT (06488). Make me an offer! Would prefer to sell locally. http://bit.ly/13A0KBh

please email me at connor.sallee@uconn.edu, i check that more often than the threads. thanks!

Selling my wonderfully yellow 40CF Luxfer aluminum pony bottle. It has a DIN Genesis valve, and comes with some custom stage bottle rigging. Hydro date - 3/2008. Currently out of VIS (last VIS was 5/2010, oxy cleaned). Comes with a DIN cap from Leisurepro for storage. Great shape. Any questions...

sucks.

there are plenty of dive shops around to choose from, but your diving will likely be limited to small ponds, lakes, rivers... or although quite a hike, the great lakes.

The grandmaster Bernie Chowdhury is based out of NY. I'm planning on taking my courses with him. He has a website and will gladly send you all the information on his courses, including equipment requirements and overall costs.

straight up simplicity. i added a few more places to hook things onto, but nothing that gets in the way.

i got my old BC first, but that's because it was available to me. if you don't dive a lot, a reg might not be a good idea, as you'll hate spending cash to have it overhauled every time you want to go diving (maybe 6 mos, or a year, etc...)

then don't have your children certified at 10, simple as that. i think i might be the only member on this board who was actually certified at 10. any my c-card picture was quite hilarious. totally worth it.

kill 'em on the spot... that's what dive knives are for.

the notion of spending $40+ dollars on a nylon piece of webbing with some clips and shiny pieces is absolutely LUDICROUS. hollis is all overpriced, don't care what you want to say. fins, masks, plates, wings, anything. too much money. there are very few instances where i would recommend an...

i love that book. **** happens, though. that's just how it goes sometimes.

yes - there are several choices. remember that double AL80's will be very buoyant, so it's fortunate that you live in PR! in order to run the usual setup of double tanks on your back, you'll need a generic backplate/wings setup with a harness. unless you can think of some way to mount doubles...