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No. I should have clarified. I found one for about $300, used, but looks almost new. When I searched for it to find a point of reference, I found them for $750 eh. Nevermind. I got this one...

Found what looks to be a nice BP/W made by Deep Outdoors for sale. It's called a freedom. After some Google work, I found a few links for them for sale in the UK for around $750 (450 pounds more specifically). But it seems the company is out of business which is a bit of a red flag. I read a...

my guess is he was referring to this one: Atomic Aquatics TI6 Titanium Dive Knife Blunt Tip | eBay

thank you for all the advice guys. I will try to stop in this weekend. I've got a big dive trip coming up at the end of next week so I've been working like 65hrs a week. So I haven't had much time to stop in. But I plan on going by on a day off

I was taking apart my Scubapro AIR to clean it and broke the alignment pin (REALLY surprised that it's plastic instead of SS, or evan Ti given the sie, I would imagine the cost still wouldn't have been much). I've sent emails to a few local dive shops, but haven't heard anything yet. Anybody...

FYI there's a member here that has a Zeagle Octo-Z a few posts down for a good price. But if you're dead-set on the AIR2, shoot this guy an email: New & Used Scuba Dive Gear - Regulator Parts - Discount Divers Supply. It's the top listed item. But his link goes to a different reg and it doesn't...

thanks guys. I've heard nothing but good things about the Atomic regs, that's why I went with the B1. From what I read, the big difference between the B1 and B2 is the jet seat piston. Which I plan on adding to my B1 1st stage. As for the chewed up covers "adding character", 99% of the time I...

thanks. I'm super excited about it. I was thrilled with the deal before finding out it was freshly serviced and had all original packaging. I picked up a brand new UK Blue Tang Titanium knife for $45 a couple weeks ago too. If you just keep your eyes always open and can be patient, the deals are...

Some of you may have seen my other threads and are aware that I'm extremely green to the world of scuba. I just started assembling my gear bit by bit at the same time I joined these forums. So a couple days before I signed up, I bought an Atomic B1 reg 1st/2nd used off eBay for $235. Aside from...

there's one for sale in the classifieds FYI: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/classifieds-buoyancy-compensators-bcs-weight-systems/470041-new-aeris-jetpack.html

EXACTLY. The distorted images through a clear skirt are distracting/misleading

I think the odd-shaped faces can benefit from this technology. Probably the most to be honest. I mean sure, Sloth from the Goonies may be a lost cause. But for the most part, with it being custom molded, as long as the depth leaves room for it, it can taper in/out or up/down as needed. A beard...

Too high" is relative. I do realistically expect it to be on the higher end of the price spectrum. Too high for everybody". But the important part will be that it's not too high for *everybody*. If it works, it WILL sell. As they catch up on starting costs and begin buying more materials, the...

sweet. Thanks guys. If I remember correct, It was pretty neutrally buoyant. With sandpaper and paint, any rigged up clump of crap can be made to look like a decent part with little effort.

in my novice opinion, get the BP/W separately. Don't try to rig one system into another. While I don't have much diving experience, I do have plenty of experience in trying to rig stuff up to do a different job. Getting the exact tool for the application has always been the way to get the best...

Does anybody have any experience with the stuff on dives? I've used it to custom fabricate tweeter mounts for my car before and it worked EXTREMELY well, it's help up over years of driving on a stiff suspension with low-profile tires (ie. more jolts and road feedback than most cars). I am...

along the lines of this subject, How hard is it to service yourself? Is it as simple as I'm imagining... crack it open with allen key, replace o-rings with the same size ones in the kit and put back together? I'd like to learn how to do it myself and need to upgrade my piston anyways

To be honest, it's more about the idea than anything. I doubt I'd ever actually do it, short of having a bunch more $ than I expect or stumble across some great deal on the pieces. Just curious as to what would have the most impressive capabilities

(I'm not an experienced diver by any means, so what I "know" is mostly from reading and researching. So please forgive the ignorance if I'm out of line) I was under the impression that in regards to multiple shallow dives in close proximity, it's safer to dive with nitrox, and trimix on the...