dead dog
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How to build a home made scuba diving tank - DIY
I've been doing it all wrong throughout all these years.
I've been doing it all wrong throughout all these years.
How to build a home made scuba diving tank - DIY
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Nathan Doty
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Looks a lot lighter on land than my rig.
Externet
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Takes a little less lead, but no compressor included...
Well, if you look back in time, you'll find some worst contraptions. History of diving has it share of weird appliances... Hans Hass and his diving helmet, people mimicking Miller's Dunn Helmet with water boilers part, Leprieur aqualung, inspired by a Dunlop tyre inflator kit...
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10 years or so ago, I went to the local rec center pool with our local dive club to try out my new drysuit. There was a guy there (commercial diver by trade) not associated with the dive club who was testing out a rather strange set of kit. He had taken on the challenge of making a surface supplied rig using only Home Depot materials. Yes, the helmet was an orange "Homer Bucket" with a plexiglass window. I'll look around for the pictures.
Ah, found one:
Ah, found one:
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