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Took a look over OP's profile. Maybe best to stay away from him/her too.

Kind of animal to stay away from?

Do a pre-pressurisation while on surface, it helps with that first big change of pressure.

This is wrong on so many levels......

Say what?

10m deep local spring hole. Entrance to caves go down, but not rated for caves. Used cargo lift to pull this boy out. Little pieces are just the extra. Some mortar shells and possible WW2 german hand grenade, but wasn't in the mood to mess with those.

No, back up plastic hex screw from the opposite side of the barrel.

Just to make it clear, when you tap the purge button it does not freeflow?It will not freeflow if you press and hold the purge. If above is the case, no, it's not OK. If reg passes flow check using the gauge, my guess your cracking spring is wound too much.

Using hairdryer on cold, it takes few hours to dry the suit. If there is any significant water in boots, I also remove insoles

Unfortunately, I can't help you with that. All my diving there was either with my club or me and my buddy went on our own.

You can mount it in whatever position you want. Gravity does not factor in how well it works.

You have one of Rolock 1-3 versions. These are not designed to go with PU rings. You need Rolock 90, there is no old and new 90 system.

Are manifolded twins considered auxiliary gas source?

What happy-diver said. Even though we are trained to dive as a team, stuff happens and teams get separated. My every dive has a "what if SHTF if I get separated" planning section.

You are starting to overthink this. Both regs you have mentioned are good for what you need them to do.

Yes and no. Yeah, they are annoying with their marketing push, but I bought a manometer that friend paid more than double for exactly indentical one in scuba shop. I mean, most of the stuff we use is made in China anyway, this way I just skipped middle man and associated (huge) markup.

Look in this thread, I posted a picture when I got my suit, it's all black with orange stitching. Orange is subtle, so it does not really scream at you EDIT: To save you the trouble, here is the post: https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/seaskin-nova-drysuit.567833/post-9607879 EDIT #2...

You might luck out with email. Best to call them if possible. While it would suck to tear your brand new seal, they are not that expensive and easy to replace. Relax, it's not a rocket science, you'll be fine.

I querried them after delivery and that's what they told me.

I don't know ifthings have changed, but I have received wax stick with my plastic zip. Wax is their standard item, regardless of what zip you have. As for seals, take sharp scisors and cut just above one of those rings you can see on your seal. Make sure not to create any sharp points. Yes, talc...