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You can get something fancy, or you can get something like this canvas mechanic's bag available at surplus stores. Ten years and going strong, mind you only fresh water. Akona makes a nice weight bag and our shop uses the Akona bags for the rental weights.

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If you wish, you can "tighten" it up around the tank valve once you have the BCD placed where you like. From then on, simply use the strap over the valve as a reference for where you want the BCD to sit on the tank. Nothing too special about it.

That's how we do it here. Most students opt to do their OW dives in dry suits. Learn to dive in what you will be using. It's all new to them anyway, so to them it's "just the way it is".

@JohnnyC...that was an awesome post!

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That's it.

Try using this "format": @NYCNaiad That should have brought you here.

They must have toasted the post you are referring to. Nothing showing after the Mod Post.

I live in an apartment. Gear is cleaned/rinsed in a shower, a bathtub, or the kitchen sink. Been doing that since we moved from the house. We do have a storage locker, 10'x5', enough to hang dry suits, BCDs, etc, while drying. Then it's all put away in tote boxes until the next class, dive...

Plus you allow for dissenting opinions/ideas.

Look closely. I'm not a "you guys"

What in this thread makes you think it would have been "squashed"?

I thought it was Thumbs Down, but I could be completely mistaken now.

Gee Marg, why would one let facts get in the way of martyrdom?

I will lend stuff to friends I might be diving with, or who might ask to borrow something. Usually it's just tanks. Last time it worked out well for me as the tanks were do for their vis. The friend that needed them had the vis' done. I have not leant equipment to students.

Best comment ever in the continual regurgitation of "improving training" threads.

Think of the "root cause". The medical issues may be attributed to earlier events in the incident chain. Medical issues as a consequence of running out of air...running out of air as a consequence of failing to monitor the pressure gauge, etc.

Before the usual crowd jumps on John, yes...you can (and do) teach decompression "theory" using computers. You do not need a table to do that. In fact, I have found we have much more time to address "theory" than before, because we are not spending time with folks who do not "get" the...