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Here's a detailed breakdown for the JJ from my packing list. I have about 15.2 kg for the unit itself with travel stand and stock regs. I don't have the weight of the stock stand or wing. Item Weight Ea (g) Qty Packing Weight (g) Golem BOV loop hoses 873 0 0 Golem BOV 432 0 0 JJ...

I’ve been flying with mine in a Pelican 1535 Air, which is the maximum carryon size. The canister with head in fits perfectly lengthwise and my BOV, travel stand, handle, loop hoses, and some small odds and ends fit alongside. Counterlungs, wing, regs, and light fit in my backpack so I can carry...

Still available. $3500

Hollis Prism 2 with BOV and front-mounted counterlungs for sale. Purchased in 2015 and used for one season and approximately 18 hours. Has not been used since and will require a full service, new sensors, etc. Includes: Original wing and harness, both never used BOV and DSV Stand Custom lift...

SiTech Antares Oval Dryglove System for sale. New in box; using a different style ring on my suit. Antares Oval Dryglove System - Dive Right in Scuba Note that this set does not include the matching oval suit rings. $75 US shipping included.

Brand new Hollis C45LX 45lb donut-style doubles wing for sale. C45 LX $325 Brand new Hollis Solo Harness with black aluminum plate SOLO HARNESS SYSTEM $200 US shipping included.

That is completely untrue. Any number of properly rigged stages should not interfere with access to your left pocket. If you are having that much trouble there is something wrong with the way you are doing it. You should be able to slide your arm between the tail of the stages and your body...

Not trying to flame you or be a jerk. If your profile information is inaccurate you might want to update or delete it. Personally, I'm not into telling anyone how to get to places they don't belong and I'm just basing my comments on the information you put up. Regardless of your experience, be...

Yes, I've been through the ship's engine rooms and nearly all of the accessible passages on the lower levels, and all I'll say is that if your profile information is accurate and you are only an intro diver you do NOT belong down there, period. Even if you're full cave I would still recommend...

This is not at all an extreme thing. I've done it a good number of times to clear out duckweed, etc. Not long ago I was doing an easy stage dive where when I picked up my stage it was breathing horribly wet. I switched to my backgas, took of the cover and reseated the exhaust diaphragm, which...

I was just addressing the Tech 1-level dives you spoke of. I didn't mean to suggest that you should use 80s or shouldn't get the 100s. They look like a good choice, much better than 80s if you're using a drysuit.

Dives within Tech 1 limits are limited by the volume of deco gas you are carrying, not your backgas. Both of the dives you mentioned exceed that limit, the latter by more than 50%. You will not need as much gas as you think, unless you are diving past the class limits. Generally, diving Al80s...

A weighted BP without backmount tanks used for the upper portion of the deco. Deco bottles are the only tanks used. If you look at the picture again you can see there's no tanks. See http://www.gue.com/research/wkpp/gallery/gallery10_image11.shtml

I did have a few pressure activations when I first got the lights. After I figured out that all it takes, at least with mine, is a 1/2 turn back from the point where they turn on to prevent both pressure activations and flooding, I haven't had another. I'd say mine have been 100% reliable once I...

i've got about 400 dives on my pair of Scouts, no complaints so far. no pressure activations in about 398 dives, no floods, and thousands of feet of cave exited in vis as low as 3'. maybe I should replace them and get something more reliable.

Going through vertical restrictions when my arms are out in front of my body to guide my way through. It dumps every time since my forearms are the highest point. Having to pause midway through will cause so much gas loss that I have to close the valve. It hasn't been a problem in the ocean...

I've had a forearm dump on my suit for around 250 dives. It is easier to dump than the shoulder, especially if you're learning to use a drysuit, but is always hanging up on my stage bottles when I'm using the waist d-ring or getting something out of my pocket. Mine will even spin partially...

There's a guy on eBay that sells it in 1lb bags for $5 (plus $7 shipping). Dave4868 is his screenname.

http://ndbc.noaa.gov/data/Forecasts/FZUS52.KEYW.html will tell you what the weather looks like a few days in advance. You want "ocean reef to 20nm west of dry tortugas."

$1.12/ft for shockcord? It should be about $0.25/ft for 1/4" at a marine supply store.