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The OPV is incorporated into the First stage. It is not an add-on; it is built into the first stage and can not be purchased seperately. Jerry

It had been a while since I used my adjustable focus light; I took out for a little fam dive at our exploration site. I pulled out the LED 500 on exit and compared it to my adjustable focus; the LED was actually tighter than my adjustable focus!! I do not have it totally defocused; I have it...

I do quite a bit of cave exploration with your rebreather cave instructor; so I have a fair idea. For what it is worth; Jill had nothing but good things to say. I have used the 500 on quite a few cave dives; some where I switched lights in the middle of the dive (and no one noticed) and...

It is called cave-awareness. You are in an environment totally devoid of light any one paying attention to their surroundings can and should see light signals. Additionally you should know where your budd is at ALL times. Jerry

Where do you get this??? I have made quite a few cave dives with it and it works just fine. Illumination is good and signalling is just as affective. Jerry

If you look at where the o-rings are in relation to threads of the battery can/body you will see that the threads are outside of the sealed body. You say a small amount of water; are we talking droplets?? That is coming out of the threads and is no issue. Jerry

If you purchase the latest Jetstream, the over pressurization valve is in the first stage instead of in the hose at the second stage fitting; this is what made the hoses so expensive. Now you can use any standard US LP hose. Only on the Dive Rite models. Jerry

Yes any second stage can be installed on the Jetstream first stage. The IP of the first stage is 125; unlike the older Poseidons that ran at 180. Jerry

You are correct; it is 45. I got in a hurry. As for the delays, without knowing the shop, I can not give an explanation. We have them ready to ship now and have not been out of stock. Jerry

I have seen several people say the TransPac is not as stable as a backplate. This is incorrect. I have dove both extensively with cylinders ranging from single 72s, double 45s, up to double 112s with no issues. If adjusted properly the TransPac is every bit as stable and lower profile. If...

The only difference is the side panel; on the 30 lb Venture the front and back panels were sewn together. A 1.5-inch side panel was added between the front and back that allows the internal bladder to expand to 40 lbs. Dive Rite does not sell to individuals and therefore can not control the...

H1 style 12V/50W Home Depot did have them. Jerry

That is an MLS-2 canister. It takes (2) 12V 7 Ahr batteries. The head appears to be an actuator model; does it have a split where the two pieces of the head turn, one on the other? Turning the two together would close the contact and turn the light on. It looks like the head has a test tube...

The TransPac is a harness paired with a separate wing; the RecPac was a purely recreational jacket style BC complete with cummerbun. It was a completely different BC. Jerry

That looks like a 2002 vintage or so. The 2-inch quick-release on the waist band was never supplied by Dive Rite as a waist buckle. Jerry

Gage mode will log just like any other dive; as you said it won't do any gas related calculations because you can not enter gas info in gauge mode. Space is at a premium on the screen; 1 less character means room for something else. Gage gets the point across. I have tried to attach a PDF...

Bananas doesn't describe it. We end up cleaning up behind quite a few people. Give us a call at 386-752-1087 to get an RMA and we'll make it right. Jerry

We have replacement bulbs; the cord and sealing gland are interchangeable with current production. We no longer have any of the metal for that head; so if any screws are seized up, etc we would have to upgrade it to the H10. I can't say about the battery, charger, etc Bill Rennaker provided...

That light is a hybrid, the cord out to the light head is a Dive Rite H1; 10W HID. It was last produced in the spring of 2002. The canister, battery, cord sealing gland, were made by Bill Rennaker at Cave Excursions; Luraville, Fl. Jerry

The Dive Rite 500 Lumen LED is 500 lumen measured at ten feet distance. It will be 500 lumen until the battery pack reaches approximately 10 volts. This light runs on a constant current until the battery pack can no longer deliver the needed power. At that point the light output will...