Thank you to the people at windy point...

[carrielsal]

What kind of padlock would not rust under the water?

 

[Lake Travis Scuba]

If you intend to leave the connection, you should discuss with Richard Barstow having it included on the site map and identified with DO NOT REMOVE comment. I believe the chain is a good idea to a depth that most recreational divers will not venture.

Just my opinion.

 

[sea_ledford]

Or you could just remove your SM tanks, clip the tails together, put one on either side of the railing, and not have to worry about leaving something behind during your dive.

 

[FIXXERVI6]

If you intend to leave the connection, you should discuss with Richard Barstow having it included on the site map and identified with DO NOT REMOVE comment. I believe the chain is a good idea to a depth that most recreational divers will not venture.

Just my opinion.

What I use is temporary, just slap it on there then remove it when I leave, never had an issue until now

 

[redacted]

What kind of padlock would not rust under the water?

For short periods of usage, most should be OK if you give them a good squirt of WD40.

 

[PeppermintPaddi]

What kind of padlock would not rust under the water?

A SM tech diver would want to use a SS padlock, and those don't rust.

 

[paulw]

A SM tech diver would want to use a SS padlock, and those don't rust.

Are those DIR?

 

[carrielsal]

Are those DIR?

Only if you use two or more.

 

[PeppermintPaddi]

Are those DIR?

Only if you use two or more.