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A beautiful rebuild of a U.S. Divers classic by Bryan at Vintage Double Hose

Found on ebay in this condition. Good candidate for rebuild.

Photographers will appreciate the extra colour and you might just end up in more photos. :D

Wow....just got "Regulator Savvy" in the mail today and have only had time for a quick look over it. At first blush I would say that this book is woefully underpriced. Peter Wolfinger has done an amazing job with the writing and illustrations...it looks like I am going to have a great reading...

Ahem.....well...heh-heh ...that was a very public "outing". Honestly...we didn't know...but we are happy for you. :headscratch: Do you need any help....financially...for the operation? Caution though...results do vary :gorgeous: :monkey: . And 'tunias.......does this mean you have a secret...

I knew I had seen some somewhere and I found these on ebay. J Pull ROD Scuba Tank Reserve Double Hose Era Vintage - (eBay.ca item 110360735207 end time 06-Apr-09 03:24:11 EDT) But with your skill in fabrication I don't think you will buy at these prices.

Depends on how you inflate it. If you use your reg or your LP hose, yes you will end up quite positive. If you orally inflate with one breath nothing changes until you take the next breath. If one breath inflates it enough just let it go as you replace the reg and take your next breath. If...

I'm with you on that Thal. Whenever I practiced the armsweep I found I was only successful in the reg recovery about 75% of the time. Certain body postures and current conditions can put that reg in places the arm sweep will not get to. I keep my tank high enough so that I will lightly bump...

g'day mate....thought that might wake you up. How ya goin'?

...and said with the right amount of understatement....touche...:rofl3:

That would be cool. We do have relatives in Toronto that we visit occassionaly. We'll lug the gear along next time.

We tend to dive in wet areas mostly;)....actually we have no real preference really. We really like Oz and the GBR and we had a great time in Hawaii/Kona. we plan on doing more exploring around BC when we get our dry suits. Bella Coola (hideout for the Incredible Hulk) is on the list....hey...

Actually I can see the blue yonder quite well today. Lots of sun and quite warm....lemme see...about 8 deg C....or roughly 46F. Snow is melting and we can see some pavement now.

tiggrr...interesting avatar:rofl3:....if you want the recipe go here: Molto Benni on PNN Scroll down a bit

Yup...TV is certainly a wasteland these days and SPIKE doesn't help much. But that channel sure has that trainwreck siren song to it :popcorn:(like Springer :rofl3:). 1000 ways to die is Urban Legends rolled up with Darwin Awards with the liberal dose of natural fertilizer. So even in the...

Thanx for that info herman....I didn't know about these references. I do have the service manuals etc. on disk for them but they don't always include tips and tricks.

What everyone else has said is good advice plus....and staying warm is one of the things we do well in Northern Canada....take the suit off in the SI. I know putting the cold suit back on will be a little nasty but it is a lot better than losing your core heat through evaporation. I know this...

Thanx Richard for the great info. That is certainly one way for me to go. Now I have to find a RAM somewhere. But first let me tell you what I did today. I scored a DA AM on eBay today but it is in unknown condition. The last few minutes of the auction were actually quite exciting as the...

Ya know....I have given that some thought and your advice may tip me over the edge. I'm pretty new...well lets be honest...I am basically a virgin here and I did wonder how long it would take to get me in the water with one if I did the eBay thing first...then figured out how to rebuild...

Now since I am a supporter I have the option right at the top of "edit profile" under user cp. Don't know how to do it though in your case though....El Orans is probably the "man" on that one.