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I have. Using this BCD FITTINGS – Metalsub

To remove the HP seats I use a watch tool. Like this one. I use the big adjustable spanner on the right

On Marktplaats(an Ebay like) there are plenty of good BP/w for sale for a good price. Just wait for the right one.

I just saw this, so sorry about the late answer. Would stiffness play a role here? As some materials are much stiffer than others. Silicon is much floppier than EPDM

Aquanauts run from a resort marina. They have pretty much the largest boats in town. Try the wreck in the afternoon, better chance of seeing eagle rays. sorry if this gets to you too late.

You decide what to respond to. You decide what to buy. Simply follow the line that says: if it is too good to be true.......

Fairly sure PADI tells you the minimum time to keep records is 7 years. Also it protects you when being sued

Try Medive on 10th, or Scubaprice on the highway towards the southend of town. Pretty much in front of Playacar. These masks are not a replacement for correct equalization though

I have been places where Atomic could not be serviced. Outside the US stick with brands like Aqualung, Mares and SP. Poseidon service in more remote places is a nightmare

I actually like a wet breather. At least my mouth and throat are not so dry.

I still dive my original Mk10 I bought 30 years ago. About 3000 dives. Looks crap as most of the chrome is gone, inside perfect. I sent you a dm as I am originally Dutch as well

Different plates which are easily recognized by different colors

I know the reply is very late, but I have my transmitter on a short hose, so it does not break off when lifting the gear. And I can easily change the battery, no removing the transmitter

Mk10 And 156. The octos i dont know

As is write, in the Netherlands there is an AIR1 for sale. No idea about the condition. Air 1 Description is in Dutch. I share this here as there may be someone interested here

Where?

Going to check what is inside this one soon.

What I did not see mentioned is to make sure you can get the parts and/or work where you will be going. Especially in remote places it is usually easier to get parts for more "known" brands than for somewhat less known brands. If possible bring parts on a boat, and maybe some tools. The more...

Maybe a sliver of an old oring lodged inside? I am airly sure some grease would not keep it from telling the correct pressure.

I just saw his thread and here you mention something really important. If you have the best reg for it but are unable to get good service for it they are useless, especially in severe weather. Make sure you are able to get them serviced.