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From your last post I understood you are looking for a narrow (not wide) mask. Did you try some models designed for women - they have often narrower faces - and you don't need to buy in pink or other fancy color: they are also black or transparent. Then for sure there are mask sold in two sizes...

Use a spanner - the bolts have friction in order to not unscrew incidentally. In case the friction should fade out - if you screw and unscrew many times - replace it using loctite threadlocker. The bolts just have to engage a number of threads, they do not need to be snug. Having a bit of...

Are those: O-rings for Suunto C8-D4i-D4 & Oceanic - Premium O-rings Provider isnt'it ?

I suppose the question is for the OP. And on his behalf (hoping he'll forgive me) I'd say that it depends on how many kilos (lbs) there were in the pocket he lost. Supposing at the end of the dive, with an empty tank and 2-3 Kilos too positive (4 - 6 lbs) could be a problem to stay down doing...

same for me.

Why not Perenthian ?

It happened even with the previous Mares MRS system. I think that the risk to loose a pocket is intrinsic in every system that requires you pull something to dutch weights. You can accidentally pull it, entagle somewhere and pull, or just the system can become loose with wear. Because dutching...

While it sticks very well on clean neoprene (and all wet or dry suits I think), It tends to create a flexible plastic film that sooner or later will detach as a whole if used on rubber (like fins). Maybe scratching the surface instead of just degreasing it would provide much more grip... I've...

Maybe he mean octopus - he uses an inflator with second stage capability.

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Those ones posting after me are right too ... ;-) ... and buy Perdix AI

On the shoulder ? It can be oriented front or back without problems during the dive.

AFAIK there's nor programmed service, neither other than changing o-ring with battery and possibly do a pressure test. If it turned off during a dive could be a battery issue or worse, asking for repair.

Go to some parachute training center and ask to someone to bring the case on the next launch to the max altitude, open it and leave it open. They will handle it open when they land - few minutes later - pay a beer to them :)... ... oops too late ;-)

Good for you ! Nice to know and I'll remember the successful fix. Happy diving.

Well done ! Happy diving !

If you are in Gozo, go a try to Marsalforn - Atlantis Diving and ask for Brian (the owner), he has always something up his sleeve. He can have suitable adhesive and patches. In the worst case you can use Black Witch, if it does not adhere will cause no more harm. Good luck

I didn't mention I'm very tall, so the distance between the lowered d-ring and the hip d-ring (pushed back toward my bottom) is more than average, still keeping the bottles in semi horizontal position. This gave me some allowance moving both in order to gain trim.

I had the same problem the very first time I used 2 deco bottles. I tried lowering the double on my back - nothing. No weight at all to move some ballast toward my hips ... I solved the problem just lowering 3 or 4 cm the left d-ring and putting the hip d-ring closer to the backplate. In such...

Maybe saying ".. with fever divers" could be harmless and wishful for having the boat not crowded ...