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Don't be upset just because Mares killed off Dacor and left you as an orphaned fanboy. You should be happy....you found Scubapro. Don't be a hater. -Z

As you and I both know, the post-2008 MR22 body was just a rebadged MR32. While it doesn't have the lustrous chrome finish of the original MR22, the MR32/post-2008 MR22 was an evolution of the original MR22 1st stage showing that it was possible to significantly pear it down to its basic...

Functionaly, perhaps....aesthectically and spiritualy, not a chance. Agree 100%!!! Not that the 52X was visually appealing either, but to nix the 22X to offer relatively the same internals with such ugly beasts, only to offer the functionality of a rotating turret in such digusting form is a...

Just a followup to this and a DM conversation with @sharko108: As I have stated, the Ultima rings are a good system but the company redesigned the glove-side rings to add the "twist" tabs to facilitate separation/removal of the gloves post dive. While that is a positive change, it in itself...

I have been using 720s for a number of years now...while they tend to feel a bit snug for their size, the nitrile material seems to relax/stretch a bit with use, and becomes more comfortable. For undergloves, I use Dakine Storm liner gloves. Like ski boots, bulk is not better, blood flow...

You can buy bungee by the foot online from Dive Gear Express...not the most cost economical way to purchase it unless you are buying other stuff to defray the cost of shipping. West Marine or any boating store should have bungee for sale by the foot. Other sources to check would be your local...

I am interested to know more about the design of this....is it designed more akin to the Aqualung/Mares "T" style poppet? Or is there a new poppet design entering the market? -Z

What it means is this: Due to a problem with the button on the original Airsource 3, Aqualung temporarily included a new button and screw in the service kit. At some point in time, Aqualung stopped including the button and screw in the service kit. -Z

According to the Aqualung spare parts catalog(s), Aqualung had temporarily included the replacement button and screw in the service kits for the Airsource 3: The 1st version AirSource 3 was produced from 2008 to 2011, and overlapped with the 2nd version which was put on the market in 2010...

Read the flekin rules! Post #2 has an update from 2024: https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/classifieds-special-rules-please-read-before-posting-2019-update.214631/ -Z

The part # for what you circled is 15241 (Button w/screw)...this part number fixed a running change with the screw that threads into the back of the button. The color of the button changed to grey sometime between 2016 and 2017, with an associated part # of 15264 (OI Button, Grey) and 15187...

Given this cylinder is made from 6351 aluminum alloy (as indicated), potential buyers would be well advised to to read through the seller's original thread about this cylinder by clicking this link, as well as researching other information about 6351 alloy and sustained load cracking (SLC)...

So are you still hoping to get $125 for your cylinder, or are you going to change the title of this discussion thread? -Z

What are "we" in the dark about? If you can get the service kit, servicing is straight forward similar to other Mares 1st stages, except there is no diaphram to remove as it is done away with on this model since it has the TBP in its place. IP should be set to between 9.8-10.2 bar. Here is...

There are 2 tropes that come to mind in response to the suggestion of nuking "drive-by" negative posts: 1. All press is good press, even if it is bad press. 2. It is not agreeable speech that needs protection, it is that which we find disagreeable. Who knows, maybe the OP of the drive-by in...

Wear a tuxedo under that drysuit, the jacket and pants are usually wool and silk...both good insulators, even when wet. And, you will look totally James Bond snazzy when you peel off your drysuit to reveal that tux at the end of the dive. -Z

Thanks for changing the title to reflect what you are selling. Good luck with your sale. -Z

Could you please clarify if what you are selling is a Suunto "Transmitter" or a Suunto "Tank Pod"...Your ad title states "Tank Pod" but the manual included in your photo states "Transmitter", the Transmitter and the Tank Pod look very similar but to my knowledge they are not interchangeable...

Here is a combined file of Tech Bulletin #38, #40, and #42-BIS....it is a little bit more comprehensive than the previous file posted. -Z

Attached is a PDF version that was translated from the Japanese version. I will see if I have or can find an original English version as well. -Z