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sarita75
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Missdirected
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rhephburn3900
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WOW! I thought i had lots of gear, But do some of you have shares in a dive shop or
gear company? I am Jelous. Keep the pictures coming, i,m getting some good idea,s
R.H.
gear company? I am Jelous. Keep the pictures coming, i,m getting some good idea,s
R.H.
BlueC5Kitten
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Since I am single and try to dive weekly, most of my stuff is either sprinkled about the dining room (the first place a lot of things get left when I first walk in the door) or the bathroom (all the super soggy stuff that needs to dry). Fortunately, I have a 2 bathroom house...so when the gear is drying in one, I use the other. 
I'd love the idea of some nice racks in the garage, but in South Texas, I don't think that is a good idea with the heat build-up in there...and the earth is solid rock about 10" down from the top of the topsoil...so no basement. I do have a closet under my staircase that would work, save for the soggy item storage, but it is already crowded with holiday storage, and jackets.
I am envious of some of your gear, but I know I am still early in my diving life.
I'd love the idea of some nice racks in the garage, but in South Texas, I don't think that is a good idea with the heat build-up in there...and the earth is solid rock about 10" down from the top of the topsoil...so no basement. I do have a closet under my staircase that would work, save for the soggy item storage, but it is already crowded with holiday storage, and jackets.
I am envious of some of your gear, but I know I am still early in my diving life.
sarita75
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Actually, I pay a flat rate of $100 per month for nitrox fills ... so they love me more when I don't dive very much ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
Awesome arrangement!
sea nmf
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Like El Orans, mine is pretty much in a pile like that. Gear bag is packed with fins, mask, booties, wetsuit, regulator, save-a-dive. The bag sits on top of my plate. All of that sits on a shelf in my closet. The wing hangs above. My tanks are in a storage locker in the basement of my apt building.
I have spare regs, and some misc stuff in a very stylish trunk in my bedroom.
I have spare regs, and some misc stuff in a very stylish trunk in my bedroom.
I used to keep everything in the cellar, but we moved, and we're in temporary accomodation atm. It's much smaller than our last house so stuff has been put where there's a bit of space.
There are a couple of cylinders in the hall, my twins are in the front room, drysuit in a bag behind the sofa, another cylinder and dive bag with regs/fins/mask in the front room as well, another bag with pool kit under the bed, and lots of stuff in a storage unit.
I'll be glad when we move somewhere bigger.
There are a couple of cylinders in the hall, my twins are in the front room, drysuit in a bag behind the sofa, another cylinder and dive bag with regs/fins/mask in the front room as well, another bag with pool kit under the bed, and lots of stuff in a storage unit.
I'll be glad when we move somewhere bigger.
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