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In terms of reliability, I suspect a transmitter is roughly the same as an SPG in this day in age. This assumes it has adequate battery levels. In subsurface you can check your battery levels if there are any questions. So a prudent diver shouldnt have a dead AI transmitter due to battery...

I got seac rock boots. They are 3 mm neoprene converse style. I'm trying to glue a heel bump that keeps the fin strap on better. I can't find it anywhere. Any help or leads would be great. Ty

Both #71 + #72 Shipped to 90804

Where r u located in CA? Zip or city is fine.

The only thing you need to consider is if you are being rescued. Then it could be a hassle for the rescuer(s). But if your buoyant on the surface without your BCD inflated or they can drop your weight belt, it doesn't matter on paper. But you'll probably be lucky if they are that smart in a...

Should be fine. Recreational setups typically sell with a 36" for octo. Those who primary donate usually have roughly 40". 43" sounds about right. You can try it next time while on your safety stop. Since we are in a covid world. The other person may "try" via putting it next to their mouth and...

@NothingClever I totally agree, integrated octo is for recreational diving. I switch to a DIR team oriented setup for tech dives. Happy kwanzaa

Sorry, send me one more picture. The hose connection. Usually there is a connector you can pull off and two wrenches work

Did the inflator slid out or did the zip tie break free? I'm happy that ended safely and you didnt have to leave the weights on the bottom of the ocean

Send me a picture of the corrugated hose and integrated air source regulator

From my experience, its almost impossible to damage the corrugated hose connection via pulling. I doubt they can damage the LP inflator connection/hose as well. But if they can, well the air2 they are breathing from won't be working. Has anyone experienced or heard of a corrugated hose or LP...

I agree with @scubadada. I always use a butt/kidney dump 99.99% of the time. I'm in horizontal trim even on ascents to the surface until the last 3 ft, so it's not a problem. I picked up the habit from my tech instructor and using the xDeep tec 2.0 sidemount bcd. In the most streamlined...

As others stated, it's all about your specific case. Diving environment, teammates, skill level, backup plan, etc... My normal recreational setup diving with no overhead/deco ceiling, I have a primary donate 1st and an SS1 on a necklace. Case 1: OOA diver, I primary donate and switch to my...

@Marie13 @rhwestfall TY TY TY. I'm going to talk to dris in the morning and get a pair !

I have a dui tls350 with zip seals. Wanted gloves and was thinking about rolock 90 or ultima... BUT the non permanent viking classic ring sounds way better. So I slide a hard ring inside my latex wrist zip seal. Is their a specific spot it needs to go? Then directly around the hard ring and...

@AdamSa @rob.mwpropane Thank you guys. This is really helpful

What's a duckbill valve and how do I check it? Is it inside the pee valve body? Ok I'll do a leak test and then clean up the glue and redo it. I had undergarments on. And I left the pee valve shut since I didn't even connect the condom contraption at all. It doesn't have a quick connect if...

First time using a used drysuit I bought a year ago. Felt fine, 30 mins in I open my right pocket and felt a trinkle of cold water on my knee. After the dive maybe 1-2 inch of water in my boots. I think I found the culprit. Looks like the glue on the light monkey p valve is separating from the...

I'd take a look at 0) dive lots but get your bouyancy, trim, and propulsion to very good level. These are foundational things that can be improved every dive 1) using a dsmb properly and it being second nature 2) navigation 3) mastering leading dives (controlling ndl and remaining gas in...

When the color sale was released, it was only for the signature 2nd with color kit. I checked today and now the color kit is available separately! :)