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I do have this product available. What size are you wanting to buy. It comes in quarts, gallons, 5 gallons. If you want a price, I need to know exactly where it is being shipped to. You can also email me at msdt93538@gmail.com if you like. Thanks Tom

Hello to all, I received a request from a SB member to purchase some Blue Gold. He said that he had a hard time finding this so I am getting it back out there.Any interest, let me know. Thanks

I have some more Blue Gold packaged and ready to ship. Same low price 1 qt $12 + shipping 1 gal $32 + shipping

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Rebreather is the answer. No bubbles!

Tom Atkins PADI certified: 1994 PADI D.M.: 1995 NSS-CDS Cave: 1995 *Abe Davis 2010* Stage, Sidemount, DPV IANTD Adv. Nitrox: 1995 DSAT TECH TRIMIX: 2010 TDI ADVANCED GAS BLENDER: 2009 TDI HOG REGULATOR SERVICE: 2011 PADI Instructor Ratings OWSI:2007 MSDT:2007...

Usually when you are diving at a site that has poor vis. then you would take a compass heading at the surface and use that to navigate to point "B" As for bouyancy, without a guide line or something to guide you, then the computer is the next best thing. Your buddy should be providing one of...

He might as well use the ladder truck to trim his trees as well.

yes, the serial numbers should match if you haven't mixed the set with another

See photos of the tanks. If there is a specific view that you need to see, let me know. The tanks have a 4/11 hydro stamp and visual inspection.

I do have both 95's and the Faber 108's for sale, they are both back from hydro and I am comming to High Springs area June 4-12. If anyone is interested the 95's are $450 new hydro and vis the 108's $650 new hydro and vis PM if interested

In my opinion, the "attached" integrated computers aren't as prone to losing their ability to provide information as the wrist/transmitter type. Either case the redundant (extra just in case) gauge would be an SPG. Usually one would abort a dive when there was an equipment failure, so knowing...

Yeah, Al 80's are floaty as they get empty. As long as you enough weight on you, the tanks won't affect your ability to remain at a constant depth. Al 80 don't really make the best sidemount tank, but they can be used. Typically a tank that is negative when empty is a better selection. As a...

EOD = End of Dive TTS= Time to surface as indicated from some of the other posts a combination of deco time and time to ascend with the rate that you have set. If think that you can set a slower rate if you want

I have an x-1 with V Planner. Maybe I can answer your questions

The concern is at the end of the dive, depending on tanks, suit, etc... is having enough weight to be able to regulate your bouyancy. So, what ever combination of weight that keeps you negative at the end. You can distribute that weight various ways, on your body, heavier tanks, etc. I would...

No, don't go to home depot, it may not be the same. The reg's are designed with different spec's I can check tomorrow when I can look at the new service kits and see. My manual call for a 8200-77 (5g) as well, but it is an older one. Didn't the "DIN conversion kit" have the o'ring. I'll look...

I would use the old one if it appears to be in good shape being that it is a "static" o'ring, or I would look at another kit and see if there is a missing o'ring. It happens. I see what you are looking at, but I don't have a kit handy to see if the o'ring is in the bag. I see it is in "bold"...

Decided to have the tanks hydro'd. I am rebuilding the manifolds as well while they are apart. Still coming to Cave Country around the first week of June. Price is still $600 for the 108's and $450 for the 95's Thanks

One other thing in open water you do have the option of surfacing, even with consequenses. Overhead is a different story and that option is gone and you can't afford to loose ANY gas that could be saved with an isolator.