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I can't talk and work, this stuff must have disrupted many dives if not killed people as they don't get to A five minute curfew on talking for all dives The head-space check, is that on those lists

Here you go thought I'd do some tests again A few hundred salt dives and one fresh Stainless, no suit destruction, no locktite, no galling No lanocoat, no seizing, no loosening, no electricity but some saltwater to keep it all together and a screwdriver to undo it invest in some...

Seriously, collecting squid jigs can be quite taxing, your invention for pier diving however is quite ingenious I played in the ruck against East Brighton, a league above us, at Hurlingham Park in 1973, we were thrashed

It is not about what a books says or that reg person says or what you say it is all about what the brain says and the brain says, with all the other stuff going on, incorporating a self induced free flow system is wrong

Shaken not stirred Loud not noisy

LOL. You just do not know much about scuba diving!!!! Regarding the bradlw quoted line and his location, Blackcrusader has given an entirely appropriate answer So your knowledge of your square inch of the world in the context of this thread is irrelevant. You get plenty to learn.

Or better wing for a third the price...

Swapping tanks sucks if you think it sucks

Yeah right then you understand that I supposed that it would be obvious to anyone using a torque wrench when fiddling with compressors that they are used for fresh assembling not checking tightness of old stuff and in your zest you missed being happy about this bit

Yeah right I worry about my teeth loosening on the boat and my brain https://web.archive.org/web/20151222101056/https://www.deepseasupply.com/index.php?category=backplate_acc Close but not even a smoked discarded roll your own

Even the rubber Fenzy at some stage came with a breathable inflator with low pressure hose nipple

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Well I sat down and had a good think and then I stood up and sat down again https://woodworking-kits.com/shop/wagon-seat-hardware/authentic-working-wagon-seat-hardware-kit/ https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/266038635598?srsltid=AfmBOoo5kqeXaDCI_HUKWOHA9EjEZnRsZpCv0nvvmL0NKmGEZUuv36Oe No ute...

Yeah well don't snap anything else by tightening stuff that is already tight, flip your valve disc use what's left of your screw, no nut for tension, and get the thing running, before you spend Right!

Cleanliness is next to godliness, but since I stopped doing CCR demos at the terminal dept, of the regions local infectious diseases hospital, my hygene regimen is a quick wash with hot water and washing powder also by sloshing some hydrochloric acid through the scrubber to get rid of that...

No not the lawnmowing is yuuuuuuuck it's the inside of the barrels and regs and working on them is yuuuuuuuck! Lawnmowing is beeeewdiful!!! and there's a storm a brewin!!! and seriously why are we polishing the inside of our barrels are they not working unpolished have they killed us...

Perfect chance to strip your lumps-scoring out with some 600 under a running tap that clears as you spin and you can leave your new one in the packet Where's my mini endoscope thing You do realise that there is less than 20mm of the length of the barrel that only needs to be sort of smooth...

In that case chief, I would suggest staying as many metres below the flag as possible, or not tow one A danger except to the regulators who must be float and flag manufacturers, or just plain simple folk

But if you're shaped like I am then the rules go down the gurgler for all the standard people, are all the standard hose lengths, where do they all come from

Wow that's amazing are they like these ones chief https://web.archive.org/web/20150911221621/https://www.deepseasupply.com/index.php?page=home Let's all raise out hands to Burhan and his cohorts