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Better yet, get a piece of metal pipe of the diameter you are looking for, use a propane torch to heat one end to red hot and melt the hole. Make sure you put a block of wood under the webbing before you start.

An option that the OP missed is keeping the air2 IN the mouth, lips sealed, and venting the BC by pressing the oral inflate (big) button half way in. Any pressing of that button will allow air to escape the bladder, but it must be fully depressed in order to orally inflate, so pressing the...

my recommendation would be to get a couple of flow meters with control valves McMaster-Carr set the pressure the same on both sources then you can tweak flow rates to get the right mix

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everything that I have received payment for by paypal shipped tues oct 4

Representative Sample pics of some of the worst. The majority of my students tended to be large framed people. Smaller sizes show less wear.

Will post pics and return pms tonight. Yes will sell Air2 separate. Air 2s are 4th gen

All sizes XS, S, M, L, XL

Former rental fleet, but immaculately maintained. I have both Classic Pro weight integrated in black and Classic Sport non WI in black/yellow. Available with standard inflator or air 2. All sizes available. $50 for sports, $75 for pros. Add $25 for air 2.

second the blue painters tape

just read the entire thread after arriving late to the party. I was a Zeagle dealer for 10 years before the economy forced me to close my shop. I agree with all the advice given and must say I was not the least bit surprised by Scottzeagles comments. I have had several "special needs" Zeagles...

the easiest fix is warrantee

holding a light and keeping the light beam synched with where you are looking will make you much more aware of your hand movements.

Hoomi hit it bang on the head. I have been diving with people of all appearances and sexual orientations. The only thing I care about is their attitude toward diving.

In this day of smart phones it should be just about impossible for a counter jockey with an attitude to BS a passenger. Just pull out your phone, pull this up: Here is the pasted policy.....from their site.....has something changed???? Scuba Equipment Continental does accept one dive bag...

rock boots are definitely the way to go if you want any kind of ankle support for shore dives

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Even if it was a faulty buckle the diver who lost it should pay to replace it. A diver should inspect the gear he is using before taking it out. A faulty buckle never should have left the shop.

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I closed my shop. These were training suits, as opposed to rental, they only went out under instructor supervision.