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Is there a Poseidon Cyclon Miflex LP regulator hose available? If so please give me the part number so I can order through my LDS.

Sadly after only 36 years, my Cyclon hoses are starting to show some wear. Of course they still function correctly, but the rubber coating is starting to check a bit. I would like to replace them with Miflex hoses. Is this recommended? Are they available? Any recommendations of US suppliers?

Can you post pics?

I think it is stupid to try and make your own tanks from compressed tinfoil unless... Everyone knows these tanks need too many rubber bands to make it practical. After all, rubber bands are expensive and will mess with the buoyancy requiring too much extra weight. I highly recommend duct tape...

Regulators are "Life Support" and as such I feel much better knowing how they work. A monkey with a cool looking workbench and neatly organized tools does not give me the confidence I get with first hand knowledge of at least the principle of how the gizmo works and a frank discussion with a...

I have an older Cyklon...about 1976 vintage as best as I can tell. I was trying to explain to someone the other day why the Cyklon breathes exactly the same if you are upside down, right side up or inside out for that matter whereas a conventional designed regulator breathes a little hard when...

Anything is "worth" no more than your customer is willing to pay.

So AZ Rob, how about a link to that gallery?

Hopefully the repair guy didn't charge extra for the sand...I hear that stuff is dirt cheap.

DandyD: It looks like you are being snubbed by Oceanic. Could it be a 2-1/64" o-ring? 0.026 is between 1/64 and 1/32. Do they specify the cross-section? O-rings are specified by material, inside diameter and cross-section. It seems the only solid piece of information you have is "Buna"...

Also known as Barrel bolts, Chicago Screws, and many other names.

Also search the term "Chicago Screws."

AGRO catalog 25i chapter index I'd suggest looking through these and find a match. Also, understand Dive Rite didn't invent the gland, they just pulled it out of someone's catalog and applied it to their canister design. It may be possible to drill out the existing hole and threading in...

My wife and I dove once with Scuba Express of Murrell's Inlet. I can say the experience was positive. I don't remember if a snack or bottle of water was included...I don't think it was. It felt safe, and there were no surprises. One of the other 'passengers' was a little rude to me, accusing...

I have the model that proceeded the Conquest. I really like it. It is well made and will be more than I will ever need for recreational diving. The conquest has a couple of things I like better than mine: it has extra grommets to mount a knife and the retractor/octa pocket on the right...

The pic of the printed circuit shows very little. It appears the center dot is what the battery contacts while the outer ring is for the ground (earth in the UK). The reverse of the green circuit has the switching business on it....I guess. There is a Yahoo web site dedicated to HID dive...

Only 2....how boring.

Great, so lets have some pictures of the procedure.

I am guessing, since I don't have one to look at, but: are you sure it has a bladder? some of the newer bcs don;t have a separate bladder, and look for a zipper hidden in a seam. If the inflator/ OPEV stick out through a 'grommet' then is has a bladder. If there is no grommet, then the...

I would try contacting UK. I contacted them in the past, and even though they couldn't help me, they were genuinely nice. I had a UK 1200 with a broken switch trigger (the actual switch is on the circuit board.) The light is at least 26 years old but saw very little diving. It has on the...