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2 sets of Used Mares regulator set. Cosmetic scratches. Requires servicing prior to use. Each set includes: - Mares Rover 12 1st Stage, Yolk - Mares Epos 2nd Stage - Mares Axis alternate 2nd Stage $150 + shipping from Canada (Should be ~$20 to conus) per Set.

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- Salvo 21 watt HID, remote ballast. - 2 NiMH batteries with over 2h burn time on each. I am willing to burn test them if required. - Chargers for above $750, OBO. Pickup or delivery can be arranged in Ottawa, Canada. Shipping to cont US, or Canada, $20 insured. Great light, I hate to...

By the time you get to the hose to unhook the QD the inflater is covered in a ball of ice. Besides the fact that unhooking one of those things with 2 or 3 sets of insulation gloves and a nice sloppy blue glove on isn't exactly quick. Me? Well, if I still was insane enough (read had the time...

There are sumps, river caves, mines and limestone karst (deep and short caves) around me. Most notably is a river cave with over 36000 feet of lined passage (if it had even 20 feet of vis, I would be a very rich man). The opportunities for virgin exploration far exceed my ability to dive them...

Sump diving isn't for the faint of heart or unexperienced. It almost always involves cold water, low vis, specialized cave gear and solo diving.

Or you can just flip the spool over every 10 wraps or so.

Assuming you have a 10watt HID, Dive Rite uses Welch Allyn. Welch Allyn sells direct to customer via web store. This one is the one Dive Rite uses Welch Allyn - Lighting Products Division

Only NACD still has the discretionary apprentice manure, AFAIK.

This is the closest I could find: "With the exception of certain recreational-level specialty diving activities, open water divers are never under overhead obstructions that would prevent them from making an immediate ascent directly to the surface." pg 21, GUE Cave1 Manual v1-1 by Jarrod...

Because the DIR forum would become a sterile wasteland. it would consist of someone asking a question and then waiting for one of the 3-4 people who come here who actuality have serious GUE/DIR credentials to answer it. That would be guys like RTodd and MHK. Almost every thread in here would be...

"1-800-GUE-DIVE; Hello how can I help you?" "Is it ok to have a 5 foot hose on my single tank set up?" "Take a class."

Then it opens the door to those of us with GUE training who are complete, solo, sidemount diving, card carrying strokes.

A bad back from hauling the big freight around!

A length of rope with some loops on it. You tie one end of the rope to a handy place on the boat and throw the loops into the water. You clip your stages, scooters and other crap off to the rope so you do not have to enter and exit the water with all that junk attached to you.

Why not just sling your deco gas like normal?

Thats what I usually try to do. Rough water can make even that difficult.

I use my armadillo in open water as well without problem. It can be tricky on a larger dive boat setup sometimes. Giant striding though an opening in a railing has to be done sideways and some ladders are problematic if you are unable to put them on/off in the water.

Coming out made me feel like I was back home cave diving. Honestly, I much prefer silty, tight places that make you question your sanity over crystal clear, big passage complete with hand, fin and face prints. :/ Probably why I enjoy diving up here so much. There just simply isn't the traffic...