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Update on what's available: 6 AL40s - $75 Each - or best offer! 2 AL30s - $50 Each - or best offer! 2 Steel 46s (paint chip and surface rust on the bottom) - $75 or best offer! Shipping or Local Pickup & Cash

Steel OMS/FABER 46cft stage bottles, 9 available. - $150 each Aluminum 40cft, 9 available - $100 Each Perfect for stage/decompression tanks or rebreather bail out bottles. Stored pressurized with oxygen compatible air, guaranteed not to be a disaster inside :) Not in current Hydro or VIP...

Sold thanks all!

Thanks for the clarification! This is accurate I believe. Sorry I didn’t include price! Asking $125

HP (3442 PSI) Steel 80 cubic feet scuba tanks - 7 available. DIN or PRO valves as shown. Not in current hydro/VIP, but guaranteed to pass. Local pickup only in Central New Jersey, bulk discounts available. Some have hydro as recent as 2017. All used in a dive shop filled using oxygen...

30cuft aluminum tanks - 11 available - asking $75 each - bulk discount and shipping available - still pressurized with oxygen comparable air - located in New Jersey USA 40 cuft also available

no double 100's unfortunately - only single 100's

12 sets of double 120's for sale - see all pictures at all 12 available - $450 OBO per set, all filled with either nitrox or o2 compatible air Also available, 45cuft steel, steel HP 80's, steel HP 100's, AL19 and 40's and more doubles are local pickup in Union County NJ only 46cuft and...

Treasure Cove Divers has been serving Union and surrounding counties with personalized diving services including instruction at all levels, support and service for SCUBA equipment and top quality air, Nitrox, Trimix and Argon fills on site for the past 20 years. Treasure Cove currently is...

I'm not a huge fan of the hose routing in the first set of pics, it looks like it would be hard to reach and turn the valves. I have a CDX-5 and GT3 on my left post, and have the hoses coming straight down and around. IMO, more streamlined and easier to squeeze in and out of doorways/windows...

I'm surprised so many people are saying trilam here. Wreck diving would rip it to shreds. As far as durability goes the DUI CF200 is defiantly worth a look, they can sure take a beating. Vulcanized rubber might also bee worth considering, due to the fact that they don't "rip" if punctured and...

As a general rule, no extensive exercise 24 hours after diving. I don't have a reference for that, however. EDIT - just so people don't think I'm pulling it out of my ass, I did read somewhere that it increases your susceptibilityto DCS as don points out below

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DiveRite NiTek HE Dive Computer - eBay (item 190226978232 end time Jun-12-08 20:03:30 PDT)

Just out of curiosity, why take the gas blender course? Unless you work in a dive shop or all the equipment necessary required to do fills and mixes, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. About the class, i really don't know about the SSI blending class but i've done both the TDI/SDI and...

I'm going to second the vulcanized rubber suit, i have a viking classic and it's really awesome. It's lighter weight than some of the rubber suits out there now, and it's basically indestructible. If you can get a used one, it's a good investment. Even with a patch or two needed, it's well...

Haven't actually dove one. Looks sweet, feels sweet and preforms as it should on the bench. I've talked to divers who have dove the RG2500 1st and Jet stream and switched to this one, not much difference apparently but now there packaging it which is cool.

Personally I don't see that happening. The Odin second stage (from what i've personally observed) is a much better reg in terms of reliability and basically the same in terms of performance. I've seen the Xstream second purge buttons break at the slightest touch, as well as the servo go right...

Road Flares work well underwater when lit on the surface, not that i'd know from experience or anything.... ;)

A stroke refers to someone who does not adhere to the DIR (Doing It Right) philosophy and equipment configuration, with them its either the DIR way or nothing. Don't let them get to you :)