Bob3
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28mm looks to be the closest.
I'll have to grab a few next order & check 'em out up close.
I'll have to grab a few next order & check 'em out up close.
Diving Two Hose Regulators: Questions
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ScoobieDooo
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Wildstar1063,
Fred's book can be had for a lot less then $80. Go to: www.abebooks.com and do a search.
Good luck!
Fred's book can be had for a lot less then $80. Go to: www.abebooks.com and do a search.
Good luck!
ScoobieDooo
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Wildstar1063,
Well, Peter Gimbel dove the Doria with one...I think if you read on the shows him going the full depth to the Doria, which was like 234 ft or something...
Not sure if it was a USD Aqua Master he was using, but it most likely was...
"Peter Gimbel-Life Magazine: The Andrea Doria was only 28 hours sunk when two divers, Peter Gimbel and Joseph Fox, made a daring descent into her grave. There, at 160 feet, Gimbel took this extraordinary photograph of Fox clinging to the stern of a lifeboat tethered by lines but floating upended on the buoyancy of air chambers, bearing the name of home port to which the Andrea Doria would never return."
And, Bob Dill went to 180 ft as stated in: http://www.andreadoria.org/TheDeep/Default.htm
See home page at: http://www.andreadoria.org/TheDeep/Default.htm
Well, Peter Gimbel dove the Doria with one...I think if you read on the shows him going the full depth to the Doria, which was like 234 ft or something...
Not sure if it was a USD Aqua Master he was using, but it most likely was...
"Peter Gimbel-Life Magazine: The Andrea Doria was only 28 hours sunk when two divers, Peter Gimbel and Joseph Fox, made a daring descent into her grave. There, at 160 feet, Gimbel took this extraordinary photograph of Fox clinging to the stern of a lifeboat tethered by lines but floating upended on the buoyancy of air chambers, bearing the name of home port to which the Andrea Doria would never return."
And, Bob Dill went to 180 ft as stated in: http://www.andreadoria.org/TheDeep/Default.htm
See home page at: http://www.andreadoria.org/TheDeep/Default.htm
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