Not trying to spam, but I thought that this board would be an appropriate place to ask, as well.
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Any place in Los Angeles to rent a singles BP/W rig?
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Robert Phillips
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It's not LA, but check out Beach Cities Scuba in Cypress or contact ScubaMilo through ScubaBoard. He may be able to hook you up with something.savechief:
I'm not sure where in L.A. you looking for (it's kind of a big place), but Hollywood Divers across the street from Universal Studios would be one place to check.
Milo at Beach Cities Scuba is a great choice if you are on that side of L.A. that's close to Cypress. It used to be called Scuba Toys when Jim Hoffman owned it and I think it still says that on the outside of the building.
I always forget the name of the place where Andy Huber teaches, but they might be a good place to check on the West Side near Redondo Beach. Maybe someone else will chime in with the name.
If you are near San Pedro, Pacific Wilderness in San Pedro might also be a place to try.
Christian
Milo at Beach Cities Scuba is a great choice if you are on that side of L.A. that's close to Cypress. It used to be called Scuba Toys when Jim Hoffman owned it and I think it still says that on the outside of the building.
I always forget the name of the place where Andy Huber teaches, but they might be a good place to check on the West Side near Redondo Beach. Maybe someone else will chime in with the name.
If you are near San Pedro, Pacific Wilderness in San Pedro might also be a place to try.
Christian
Empty V
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Hollywood Divers will have one to rent. I've rented one there before.
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jenazah
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Couple years ago Reef Seekers in Beverly Hills, told me that I could rent Halcyon BP/W from them.
cool_hardware52
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jenazah:
Ya might want to call first, as Reef Seekers is currently looking for a new location, and the old one is closed.
In the South Bay try here.
http://oceanadventuresdiveco.com/
Tobin
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