Why fix it when you can wax hyperbolically on about it and gain maximum attention.
It is inconceivable that a dive shop/dive operation is unable to sort this out for the OP, and given how many dive shop/operators exist in Cabo makes this story even more unbelievable...what is more likely is...
I am fan of Cressi Reaction fins. They provide good propulsion with either a flutter kick or frog kick without causing undue fatigue, and are stiff enough to back fin/kick with too. They are also not too heavy so they are light enough to travel with. I believe the Pro Light fins to be very...
DUI drygloves look to be rebranded SHOWA 495 gloves. Attached is a size guide downloaded from SHOWA's website.
Note the size guide is numerical and corresesponds/crossreferences as follows:
6 = XS
7 = S
8 = M
9 = L
10 = XL
11 = XXL
Hope this helps.
-Z
First, there was a silent recall on Aqualung Fusion suits that had the inner core made in Mexico. If your suit is one of those, as was mine which leaked along the seams at the heel, I recommend reaching out to the Aqualung folks in British Columbia to see if they will replace your core with a...
In that case, just take it to your local dive shop/service center and ask them to double check the IP for you. If you brought a box of donuts or a 6-pack of beer, they would probably do it in trade.
This would serve 2 purposes:
1. You won't have to invest in an IP gauge.
2. If your IP is out...
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This is by far the better route to take.
Just my opinion...don't modify your weight pockets in case you need them for cold water/drysuit diving, or to sell them should you decide you won't ever use them.
-Z
Yes, that gauge or one like it should be sufficient. After you check your 1st stage's IP and if it locks up (doesn't creep), then you should also check the cracking pressure of your 2nd stage. A magnehilic gauge is the industry standard, but many of us who do self service get by with doing an...
The OP mentioned the tanks were manufactured in 2005. This is after the period where 6351 alloy was used for manufacturing Scuba cylinders and should not pose the problem you elude to. The issue that the OP might have is that an increasing number of shops seem to have decided that they prefer to...
So the OP has now dialed in his oriface to stop his 2nd stage from leaking, but is still unsure why it was leaking in the first place.
You mentioned in an earlier post, in response to the OP, that he should check that the IP was within spec. This was a good recommendation but given the OP's...
The issue in this thread is not "trade secrets", it is percieved/actuall liability on behalf of Edge-HOG. They have a very strict stance on who they will allow access to the service manuals for their reg sets, and who they will sell replacement parts to....From personal phone conversations with...
The 1/2-inch LP port on the Abyss 2nd stage is the DFC port (dynamic flow control) intended to be used with the diver's primary 2nd stage regulator. The DFC port is supposed to be a more direct channel of air from the tank, through the first stage, out to the 2nd stage, and supposed to deliver...
My primary setup is a Mares MR22 1st stage with Abyss 2nd stage; we have a few of these in our family arsenal. We also have an Aqualung Core which is the same exact regulator (1st and 2nd stages) as the Helix with the only difference being the badging and the price tag.
Both the MR22 and the...
Just curious if you ever sent the transmitter in for the recall and if not why not...perhaps its not visible in your picture of the transmitter, but there should be a small white "O" on the transmitter cover if it was sent in....Suunto paid the shipping to them, performed a safety check...
I am not sure if its lost in the sauce and perhaps I missed it, but I am still stumped trying to understand why some of the HOG 2nd stages spec the 2x1mm o-rings given the identical part numbers for the poppet pistons and balance chambers where the HOG Classic 2nd stage specs the 2.42x0.82mm...
Try rubbing peanut butter into the adhesive residue and let it sit for a day or so, then use hot water and dishsoap.
You can also try gently heating the residue with a hair dryer and then use a scrubby to scrape the softned residue away.
I would try a combination of gentle heat followed by the...
As others have mentioned, the primary difference between the DGX and Dive Rite plates are the price. That being reiiterated, I will add that Dive Rite is viewed by some as an innovator in the diving industry and invest money in the research, development, and production of their products. That is...
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