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Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society uses them. They have new custom outer shells and a custom buoyancy compensator but the tanks and manifold are the USD ABS http://www.kqed.org/press/tv/cousteau/amazon/images/cousteau-amazon7.jpg I wish somebody would mass produce this kind of stuff . . .

That manifold alone is well worth the $25, and then some! Those tanks bay be the the 6351 but that setup came out around 1988. It does not have the first stage regulator built into it. The yoke is not centered but offset to the right side. You can put whatever reg on it you want. 3x40cu ft = 120...

Do you mean like this? Duckbill Eliminator

Here is some more info on the Aqualung Mentor There is a picture there comparing it to the Phoenix Aquamaster.

THIS! The Phoenix Nozzle: Is a balanced first stage assembly that will convert your unbalanced DA Aqua-Master into a Phoenix Royal Aqua-Master... Will afford you the option of using modern high and low pressure accessories with no permanent modification to your regulator. Precision CNC...

Somebody tell me if I am dreaming . . . I thought I saw a thread somewhere, here or some other board, that talked about the difference between the "Lightning Jets" and the "Jets". I can't seem to recall if it was in regard to the compounding of the rubber or what but there was a difference...

You might want to contact Vintage Double Hose and see if Bryan wants to buy them outright. If he does it would be quicker than waiting on an eBay auction to end and then get paid.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but, didn't USD make a J valve with an SPG port on the LEFT side? I know other mfg made them with the port on the right, but I thought USD made one with the port on the LEFT. If so, could someone post a pic? I would like to locate one. THANKS IN ADVANCE

I had to have rotator cuff surgery this summer and I'm so far away from diveable water that I just can't see keeping it. so, I'm going to put my UDS-1 up for sale on eBay. Included is a 1st stage regulator housing (no internals) and a Conshelf SE second stage AND THE TANKS ARE HYDRO'ed AND EDDY...

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You will find some valuable info for your Fire Department dive activities on the Public Service subforum of the Technical Diving main forum. Welcome to the SCUBABOARD!

The only other triple set that could be considered modern (1974) that I know of would be the UDS-1 setup from U. S. Divers

Check out the Sea Hunt subforum here and, I hate to plug other forums but, try Vintage Double Hose or Vintage Scuba. There are a lot of folks on there that can point you in the right direction. Not only collectable but USEABLE Vintage gear!

Just your basic black for me, thank you . . .

Lately, when I've used one it has been a horsecollar. Good enough for the Navy, good enough for me . . .

I had rotator cuff surgery this summer. Anybody else on here have it done? How did it effect your subsequent diving, if at all? THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Well, I've changed my mind again. I had to have rotator cuff surgery this summer and I'm so far away from diveable water that I just can't see keeping it.

DITTO! I personally don't understand how this "everybody switch mouthpieces" technique came up for OOA or how it is supposed to be superior to offering the OOA diver your octopus (with a longer hose; just the thing for this type of situation, IMHO . . .) but, in my case they are going to have to...