Without being Meg trained they will have some serious problems. A guy certified on one did not put it together properly and promptly had a CO2 hit. He is lucky to be alive.LetterBoy:
Meg lost or stolen 8-26
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almitywife
Vegemite Mod
to be honest, the guy is going to have to figure out how to turn it on in the first place... that "on" switch on the head might help but if he aint too quick he wont figure it out let alone the sorb and then the computers
the real sad thing is, if it has been stolen - the guy might just throw it out as its too much trouble and thats just a waste of a beautiful unit
the real sad thing is, if it has been stolen - the guy might just throw it out as its too much trouble and thats just a waste of a beautiful unit
almitywife:
I hope the batteries were not in the unit. Talk about a real learning curve.
almitywife:
It's also quite likely that whoever has it doesn't have a clue what he has. Little danger of hurting himself if he doesn't know what it is for. And you're quite right, that he could toss it, without realizing it's value.
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Sean326
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I also had a pair of fins and a small tool kit in the bag.... i suspect if the bag was stolen all he would keep was the tool kit and the fins... Hopefully it will still turn up. the rig was only 6 months old and i had it tweaked just right, i really don't want to go through the hassel and time of ordering all the new parts and putting them together.
almitywife
Vegemite Mod
we use my mums old paklite bags... big and red and screams little old lady and depends 
*touch wood*
*touch wood*
Not that I am condoning this. . . But it would rock if the insurance comapny bought you a new one. . . and all the bells and whisles. . . and it showed back up. . . talk about a conundrum(sp) . . .
almitywife
Vegemite Mod
the problem is John that he finally got his rig just right for him, sorted out the trim and the bits that made him happy.
to restart is a pita..... but at least Sean's bouyancy wont suck this time when he first get it
to restart is a pita..... but at least Sean's bouyancy wont suck this time when he first get it
almitywife:the problem is John that he finally got his rig just right for him, sorted out the trim and the bits that made him happy.
to restart is a pita..... but at least Sean's bouyancy wont suck this time when he first get it
Err yeah but he would get his old rig back in a perfect world. . . but only after he got his new one. . . make sense?
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