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St Andrews State Park, Panama City Beach, Florida.

Sherwood ultima is side exhaust, rare though. I've got one I haven't even tried yet.

Any rust remover will get the rust off, naval jelly or even chrome polish has rust removing capabilities. You could even sand it out with a sanding sponge. I've refinished steel tanks before with strippers, sanders, galvanizing primers and two part epoxies and wont do that anymore. Spray away...

Are you saying that you want gauges with you while you use it? You would need a high pressure hose as long as the low pressure regulator hose and run them together. What you want to do isn't difficult by any means. I see 50' to 100' low pressure hose all the time on eBay. And yes you can...

Maybe so. I was just stating that the one I briefly had stated it's exemption status on the cylinder. I was curious why so looked it up and read here on the board somewhere that it was due to length or diameter or both. Either way, if filing off of your own cylinder the choice is yours to make.

They are exempt because they fall short of the minimum diameter and length that a cylinder can measure before requiring a hydro. However, you can take one in for testing if you desire.

I think they are exempt from VIP and hydro. The one I found in a storage unit said that right on the cylinder. Don't buy them to use them; but they sell for quite a bit in eBay. I auctioned the one I found without the fill adapter and I think it sold in the $90's. And it was old and gross; I...

Best price I found online for one was at Prime Scuba.

BC's, then regs, then everything else under the sun. Then more regs, more BC's, vintage stuff, it never ends. It's like Disney World; it'll never be completed.

I have one and flooded it last time out in the gulf so be careful.

Tell whoever is targeting you that it's all gone.

The "wing lift calculator" sticky thread at the top of the bcd forum calculates lead really well. It hit the weight requirements within a lb that the three divers I dive with regularly use for our various wetsuits and such

Thanks Scott, that's the info I was looking for. I knew I read somewhere that either the xlb or xle had some weird service related issue but couldn't remember what I read or which one. I'm going to keep a couple of the basic pacers on a 900 first and eBay everything else except the Olympic, I...

Yeah that's right

I got all those too and the Dacors hold their own compared to them.

They are stamped on the outside of the tank so they can be read easily. Look for it near the factory stamps right below the neck. It will be a month and year stamp. In the photo below it is the stamp where the paint is chipped off around it.

K gotcha. Superstar, did u get that 950 from me? I know we traded some regs but can't remember exactly what.

I hate getting rid of metal bodied seconds; however, I've got to unload some stuff. I have Dacor XLE, Dacor XLB and Dacor Totally Balanced seconds and am planning on keeping two on a 900 first stage. I don't know why I want them and don't really need them I just like metal regs. So out of those...

I got batteries for one at Batteries Plus the other day to see if it still worked. There really isn't a need for a users manual as all it is is a bottom timer and depth gauge that logs 10 or so dives as well. Unscrew the battery cover with a dime and replace battery. Check the o ring in the...

I'd rather squat in the woods or over a squat toilet then go in most public U.S. restrooms.