Does anybody have a source for an underwater rattle? I've seen the AVISUB, but it's made in Italy and I can't seem to find a source. It's a 6" long stainless steel cylinder with ball bearings; easy to use and clips to bc. I know Mares makes a "SHAKER," but I don't know what it's made of and can't find them in my area. Please email me directly if you can help! Thanks, ~Lee. lvogtman@fred.net
Rattle signalling device?
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by unique Products out of Longmont Colorado. I could not find an URL for them, but the product is great. I think I found mine on E-Bay... I got one for everyone in the family. It is plastic, comes in various colors, and has a BC clip on one end so you can hook it to a D-Ring. It does get everyone's attention!!!
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You can make your own with a short piece of PVC pipe and some ball bearings.
That the bearings used in CV joints would be perfect... go to one of your local CV joint or axle rebuilders for a handfull. I am sure they won't mind giving them up.
Welcome to the board Lee.
How about steel nuts (my choice would be SS) say 1/4 inch size in a scrap piece of PCV or maybe better copper pipe. Add a SS eyebolt (seal up the connection with RTV) and a caribener (sp?)or brass clip to complete the noise maker.
How about steel nuts (my choice would be SS) say 1/4 inch size in a scrap piece of PCV or maybe better copper pipe. Add a SS eyebolt (seal up the connection with RTV) and a caribener (sp?)or brass clip to complete the noise maker.
scrap metal or ball bearings in a cigar tube make for a very easy to assemble shaker!!
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Patented Technology (U.S. Patent # 5,450,810) used by divers, Dive Masters, and Scuba Instructors worldwide. Get your dive buddy's attention -- fast & easily.
Just a simple shake sends sound up to 100 feet!
No batteries! No maintenance!
Exclusive, patented Anti-Rattle Technology. Unlike simple "rattling" devices, the ACOU-STIK Professional Underwater Communicator stays silent while swimming & when stowed in dive gear or luggage. It only works when you want it to!
HOW TO PURCHASE YOURS:
Divers: The ACOU-STIK Professional Underwater Communicator is available through quality scuba retail outlets and major scuba catalogs worldwide.
Distributors and Retail Outlets: To become an authorized dealer, please contact Trident Diving Equipment at 800.234.3483 (in the U.S.) or 818.998.7518 (international). Fax 818.998.2423. Or visit Trident's web site at http://www.tridentdive.com
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