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1211.7 on turbo and 322.9 on the original

I do most of the service work at our LDS, we do not refuse any brand. If it is a brand we do not carry, we offer the customer some choices. They can leave it with us, we'll send it to an authorized dealer or we'll help them find an authorized dealer. Another option we offer as a last resort...

Mike is correct, servicing regulators is very easy if you can follow instructions. The biggest problem people have, is they are in a hurry. To properly clean and service a complete regulator set-up takes 2-1/2 to 3 hours. I have also gone through manufacturers classes to become a service...

Try this one. http://www.addictinggames.com/kittencannon.html My highest score is 1933

I think it would be a just punishment

PM me your email and I'll send you some info. I have not worked on AquaLung equipment but I have most of their manuals. I'll need to know the model of the octo and approximate age.

The adjustment is very easy to make and takes about 5 minutes to adjust and test, but You will want to have the intermediate pressure checked first.

Are your regulators a brand that your LDS carries? If not, they may not be able to get part easily but they should have a repor with other shops that can service it/them and should volunteer to do that for you. It may cost a little more for shipping though.

Neil, Everybody is right! You're never too old!!! I certified a 72 year old lady last year and an 81 yo man a couple of years ago.

Ok, so the only thing he has on me is the captain's license. I consider my 18 specialty instructors certifications equal to a captain's license. Does this mean I can open a DS and treat people like $h17?

Blue Stone is just off highway 64 outside of Lexington, NC. (about 16 miles west of ashboro).

If the child is mature enough, the minimum age is 10. When I work with these younger students, I watch for ear clearing problems. It's sometimes very difficult to get some of them to understand the concept of clearing the ears. I have refused to allow some to continue until they mature a...

No problems there, I know it'll bounce high enough to clear anything. :11: Thanks for the info, it's good to know.

You can see those off North Carolina now too.

You're kidding, right?!!! That is way to cool. Even being a service tech (factory trained), for several different brands, I didn't know that! So if I need parts for Oceanic or Zeagle, I can get them?!!

Maybe I'm living right, I see and hear a lot of complaints about people getting berated, belittled and/or ripped off when they go into their LDS. I've been diving for over 15 years, bought all of my gear through a couple of different LDS's and never once have I felt belittled or ripped off...

Just got my wife a Zena, she loves it! She also looks pretty good in it! :dropmouth

Yeah, they shop on the internet instead and run into a lot of sites that are run by guys like this.

I see Capt'n Dave is real interested in stating his side.

A major case of shrinkage? :1poke: :shocked: On a serious note, I'd think that person was eager to learn.