This is a set of triples I made several years ago for Bryan Pennington at Vintage Double Hose. I used 3 Luxfor aluminum 30's and fabricated a manifold from one US Divers double manifold and one US Divers single J valve.
Hi James, I have 11 more years than you. I try my best to stay in shape, weight lifting and elliptical three days a week. Because I am trying to preserve what little meniscus I have in my left knee I stopped the running several years ago. Looking at an L4/L5 fusion in September. I need to get...
As an esoteric exercise I ran a Boyle's law calculation on the change in volume of the air in the sub at implosion
Assuming the inside of the sub was 5 feet in diameter and 15 feet long the interior volume would have been 785 cubic feet. Pressure in the sub was 14.7 psi ( normal atmospheric...
Carbon fiber may have been shredded in the implosion and drifted away in the current due to its light weight rather than falling straight down like the end bells.
Robert was from New Orleans and worked for local scuba legend Roland Reviere at Roland's New Orleans Skin Diving school in the 70's and 80's. Sorry to hear this.
It was complications from diverticulitis, he became septic and the antibiotics were ineffective. It was his second time in the hospital in the past several months.
Bryan Pennington, owner of Vintage Double Hose passed away after a brief illness. Bryan was a driving force in the vintage diving community by providing new and better replacement parts for vintage double hose regulators and also developed the Kraken, a modern version of the double hose...
Sorry to hear this. We met in the mid 2000’s at Portage quarry vintage weekend and shared stories f the early scuba years. RIP Sam, it was an honor to know you.
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