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Wow! This is a great, no-risk, deal for every new budding Vintage Equipment Diver. :cool2: Thanks for the link!

Photo from the bottom of Troy Springs at about 65 feet.

Vintage Equipment Diver Capn_Tucker diving Troy Springs at 55 feet.

The Civil War wreck Madison located near Troy Springs, FL

Larry, With that many double hose regulators you really should think about joining all of the other double hose divers and collectors over at Vintage Double Hose.Com and Vintage Scuba Supply. Congratulations on your purchase. Regards, JES

justleesa, Here's a website that provides a good "plain language" explanation of hyperfocal distance: Vivid Light Photography I hope this is of some help. Regards, JES

Allan, Nicely stated, and excellent advice! olkev, Dive what you feel comfortable with and above all else enjoy your vintage dives. :14: Regards, JES

Or you might check here; Gamble Scuba :14:

One horsepower = 745.699872 watts ;) Thank you for sharing your experience with these scooters. I was wondering, have you used any of the technical DPVs? The reason I ask is that I believe your frame of reference is very important, i.e. is it based upon only using these low-end...

Several members have made their own pull rods. That might be an option for you.

One small detail to remember is that I believe the European tanks don't have a DOT stamp. Unless you own a compressor, you'll never get them filled (by a U.S. LDS). :(

Look closely at Nemrod's first picture. You'll notice that the spacing between the stems is much more narrow then the standard USD valve (i.e. only 7" on center spacing). Maybe Nemrod or others can provide more details concerning what would work with this manifold.

You might be able to purchase the "battery meter" found on the Mako from an Oceanic Dealer and mount it where the light was as long as you retain the clear light lens.

Here's a post from Nemrod on another thread in which he discusses this manifold. I did notice that the one currently on ebay does have the 3/4 bushings.

Here's a link that shows how to make your own Tow Rope It is from the Submerge website, just scroll down past the Burn Tester. :14:

The design of the Kort nozzle and adjustable pitch hydrofoil prop is the key to DPV design. Nemrod's advice combined with the kit by Dagodiver is excellent advice to follow!

Hello, I would like to buy an Ikelite 6130.55 housing for the Olympus C-5050 Zoom camera. This is the housing with the TTL circuitry. Thank you for your assistance. Regards, JES

Any new information regarding your quest to have 15 of these Ikelite housings produced? Thank you for the update.

Here's a link to a Voit Lung on ScubaBoard: http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?p=2210850#post2210850

Here is the link to VDH so that you can read the post that Nemrod refers to and actually download the waiver: http://www.vintagedoublehose.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1037