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Thanks. I see them.

Does anyone have a source for some exhaust valves for the older metal Pacer second stages. I am in need of eight of them. These are the smaller valves used in the earlier metal Pacers, like the Toatally Balanced. Thanks.

Thanks man, I was just picking a bit. Thanks for that information though because a google search for that gauge comes up empty. Moreover, you have one heck of a memory.

"Scuba Capsol--The Worlds First All-In-One Dive Computer". Look that up; I would have posted a link but I'm on my phone using Tapatalk. Maybe someone can post the link soon. It was discussed on a thread not long ago but was missed by many because it was in the classifieds section. It should...

Thanks for raining on my parade Ratcliff. I thought I had something usable. :)

Gotcha, thanks. The bottom timer works. I figure it starts ticking at a certain depth because when you push on the rubber pressure sensor on the back it counts time; it is accurate.

I acquired some other pretty cool stuff too that I'll slowly ask questions about if I have any.

I found this depth gauge made by Aqua Lung and was hoping someone knew something about it. It is a wrist gauge, I guess diaphragm type, with a removable capillary tube gauge that fits around it. Why would it have both?

I'll take those 72's if they are yoke, look ok, and shipping isn't outragous Maybe you can snap a couple of pics for me. I'll pm you as well.

This thread has relevent and interesting information that hasn't been discussed to death on this board. So I guess it will be gone soon too.

Are they listed somewhere?

Mine likes the Aeris Reef Rider and she is 5'3" 110 lbs. Size small. Put that one on your "try on list" and see.

My family reunion is in PCB this week and three of us will be doing some diving. I was wondering if anyone wanted to dive the jetties with us on Saturday or Sunday, preferably Sunday because we have a reservation with PCDC for a boat dive on Saturday but we would be willing to change that to...

Just got back from a week of diving in Lauderdale and surrounding areas. You would be doing yourself a favor by diving with the Sea Experience in Lauderdale and the Starfish Enterprise in Boynton Beach. And DEFINETLY check out the Blue Heron Bridge if you can get someone "In the know" to dive...

My Harbor Freight didn't have it. Love that orange, fisheater. I have a climbing tree stand safety harness that has camo webbing on it that I'd love to find for a scuba harness. I'd sacrifice it but its not continuous; most I can get out of it is two weightbelts.

Too bad you couldn't put a stamp on it and send it home!

It's not really about saving money but I hate to pay $10 or $15 shipping on such a small order. That's why I was looking for a local outlet. Howarde is right, the dive shops here don't even know why I'd want it; It's for a harness on a tank backpack I got from couv. I have a bunch of webbing...

LOCALLY? I'm looking for some 2" webbing for a harness. I know I can order online but I am wondering if people have found local sources. Places I've tried: home depot, lowes, mom and pop hardware, safety product places, fastenal, fabric stores, hobby lobby, sporting good stores, oh yeah, and...

Yeah far right; sorry ya'll, I'll try to edit that.

I am looking for the webbing keeper on the far right. The buckle is there for size comparison and the middle slide is there to show the difference from the "usual" slides/keepers found on nylon harness webbing. This particular keeper holds the lighter weight polypropylene webbing in place or...