I just bought a new cylinder and am trying to decypher the markings. I've worked out most I think, but some elude me. Can anyone help with lines marked with astericks? tks
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MADE IN ITALY (country of manufacture)
FABER (manufacturer)
09/2765 038 (year, batch and number within...
Hiya. I have a drysuit which needs a new boot. It's a Polar Fit by Mares (Mares - just add water). I emailed half a dozen or so dive shops in Melbourne asking whether they could arrange this. Including the dive shop on Mares' website. Unfortunately the only shop to respond was the one from...
The term 'octo' as used on this board seems to refer to only the backup second stage. Is this correct?
Where I normally dive, it refers to the entire first stage and assorted hoses, second stages, etc..
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MERSING, Malaysia (7 July 2008) The rampant theft of valuable artefacts from sunken ships in Johor...
Hiya,
I recently went on a trip over to Vancouver Island for two days of diving. The dive shop that arranged it all also provided a DM who also acted as our driver. We stayed at a dive lodge on the island - a small husband and wife team. She fed us and he took us to the dive sites.
It's...
I've just tried out my new drysuit and all is going well so.
But, my feet still feel a bit floaty. I tried ankle weights, which helped....but I'm still not entirely comfortable.
I'm going to move some of my weight out of my integrated BCD and onto a belt so I can sling it lower on my...
Does anyone know where I can get a zipper repaired on my 3mm Bare wetsuit? The zipper is still on the tracks, but the little handle has come off.
Thanks.
Hi,
I'll be moving to Vancouver from August for about twelve months. I've been living in Kuala Lumpur for the last six years and normally dive the east coast of Malaysia. So what's diving the other corner of the Pacific like? I don't suppose my 3mm shorty is going to cut it.
Was he looking up while surfacing? Using a safety sausage? Careless pilot? Article doesn't say, but a timely reminder to take care when surfacing.
Source:- http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/surgery-for-diver-hit-in-head-by-propeller/2007/02/11/1171128807128.html
Surgery for diver hit...
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