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It is slightly different size than the Vyper Novo. A boot for a Vyper Air or HelO2 will work with your Vyper2. My eldest daughter's computer is a Vyper2 and we all use bungee mounts, so I might have the original boot that came with it....give me a day or so to check as I have to figure out...

The ProDiver Royal is definitely not a piston regulator. I just ran through the parts list for both it and the Conshelf, and they share quite a number of parts. The parts they don't have in common seem to be more due to the size/shape of the ProDiver Royal 1st stage. Given the different...

I don't have any issues with closing the outer zipper...though, I did put a loop of cord on the pull tab to assist with closing it on my own. Once I get it most of the way closed, I stuff the dry zip's pull ribbon under the skin and then close the outer zip the rest if the way. -Z

Here is a screen shot from the Conshelf XII Arctic Explorer 1st and 2nd stage Service Manual, that outlines the reassembly/filling of the environmental chamber. Between all the info I have posted to this thread, you should be able to adequatly/confidently refill yours and put it back into service:

The below attached US Divers Royal 1st stage service manual has procedures for the Aqualung/US Divers Wet Environmental Chamber using silicone oil. You will find it on the right hand side of page 10. The procedure should be the same for the Spiro Supra Arctic as Spirotechnique was the...

Look at pages F12 and F13 in the attached manual for the Mares MR22 Extreme....the Supra Arctic should be filled similarly. Good luck. -Z

Page 11 of the service manual attached below should get you on the right track. If not, I believe the procedure is similar to the Mares wet cold water kit. I wll have to pull up a service manual from my collection and post it later today.

See attached. Enjoy! -Z

See attached. Cheers! -Z

I took meclazine prophylactically to prevent motion sickness during rough seas while stationed on an FFG. It caused a quite the feeling of fatigue and drowziness. Luckily the ship would reduce to only essential watch-standers during rough seas and most others were then expected to be in their...

Your post reads like its "not equivalent" because it doesn't fit your narrative. My post is a parallel example, meant to take the scenario to a bit of an extreme to make a comparison and a point. Your response basically says that its not ok for a big corporate entity to take advantage of its...

All you folks who say you would or that others should eat the expense and not expect compensation, lets look at this through a slightly different lens: You book a flight on a major airline. As you pull away from the terminal in preparation to take off, a fellow passenger has a heart attack...

In case you need 2nd stage info, please see attached. -Z

I don't understand the comments stating the diver should "eat it" or should check their insurance to see if it covers a the loss/refund. The operator should either have insurance or allocate funds for these kind of contingencies. Good customer service would never have the customer asking for a...

See attached. Enjoy! -Z

No doubt, all the companies I mentioned had great designs which often turned into great products. But none of the owners that I mentioned could handle criticism without some kind of meltdown and could be found to crap on their customers when inquiring about issues with the product. While you...

Seems kind of sh!ty that you are aware of what is causing the problem with your product (when it occurs), and have called it out as a manufacturing process issue...TWICE. In the post above, you mention it is related to moisture control and heat treatment, and earlier in the discussion you...

Congrats on finding such a clean specimen given the age of the components in your setup. Now, Dive the crap out of it and have fun! Cheers, -Z

If you are using your Ultimas with a drysuit that has the PU ring from the Si-Tech QCS oval system installed, then you should be able to swap over to the Rolock 90 without any issue. -Z

Looks like a Mares MR12S with DIN connection, and Cold Water Dry kit installed. Service kit part # should be 46201828 per the tech bulletin attached to post #255 above in this discussion thread. -Z