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The gulf is very underrated as far as diving goes. That is a good thing though for those of us who know. Shhh...

If your wives are going to ride in the boat and not dive then I can't think of a better boat to do so on. All four of you will love it.

Alleight, I just looked what I paid for an al80 from a dive shop around me. $160 with three nitrox fills. So if a fill is around $12, that makes it about the same as ordering this tank. So again, this eBay tank is a good deal, but your dive shop may be able to do the same in the end.

Free shipping!!! I'm ordering some too.

Most people prefer the buoyancy characteristics of the Luxfer branded al80s. Other then that, the Catalina is a fine tank. However, you should ask your dive shop for a price on al80s because after shipping it will probably equal out about the same. Furthermore, when you go in to get it filled...

I have this Akona mesh bag for carrying gear onto the dive boat or to a shore site. I have seen many different bags almost just like it when it comes to size. I almost always put three sets of fins, one his backplate and wing, one hers small bc, three masks in cases, two snorkels, one hers small...

You should post your stripping and painting process. I have a few to pretty up myself.

Parts are available at VintageDoubleHose now. Herman is right about the value though. Very cool nonetheless; they look great. There's a few of us out there who still dive with this reg. You should use those regs as an excuse to start diving and use them.

Cerich, I'm sure that it's not that the Edge brand isn't appealing, it's just that the Hog is the one that people are constantly hearing about all over this board and others. It's got the hype and the price point puts it under other recreational regs so recreational divers are probably...

My brother has a Hog in yoke. Its not an adapter either. I'm not sure who did it for him, probably Piranha but that's just a guess. Pm me if you want me to ask him and I'll let you know.

Ok. I just need two j rods for 72's and one for al50. If you could bend them I'll sent you a pacer with a first stage and hose. Ill take some pics of what I've got and email them to you and let you pick. If that sounds good let me know; if not, feel free to negotiate. I want you to feel well...

That sounds good to me superstar. Have you ever bent any into j rods for 72's? I think I have two al50's that need them as well. By the time I hear back from you I'll know exactly what I need. And don't worry, I have enough first stages, second stages, and good hoses to make this worth while...

Simonbeans, thanks. Exactly what I needed.

Also, If anyone wants some metal Pacers let me know. I think I have 16 of them. First stages too, but I'm not sure the models, I'm not at home to look.

Thanks everyone! Real good info and links, I appreciate it. Herman, are you the owner of Vintage Double Hose? I need to join your forum. I have read alot of threads from the site. I have been diving without a bc and like it, so I think I'll make a pretty good transition into a double hose...

That's pretty much what I thought. Thanks. It does look good rested on a Dacor tank next to some other antiques. When I saw it I was hoping it was a Voit or Aqualung but no such luck. Oh well, searching for one is kind of fun. I know they are constantly on eBay but I'd like to come across one...

I finally found one on the Internet but still can't determine it's age. Apparently it compensates for altitude. I wish I had the boot for it. Anyone have any other info?

It's a Dacor and I'm not sure I'll ever find parts. I have had my eyes out for a long time looking for one and I came across a storage unit filled with some cool vintage stuff and aquired it all. It does breath but not easily. The diaphrams are both hard and crispy for a lack of better words...

I want, I want!!!! Pm sent

Does anyone know anything about this one? It is a Princton Techtonics and says "compact" on it. I included a photo of the back as well. Was this a wrist gauge? Any info about it would be useful to me. Thanks guys.