BrianB
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Tinman actually understated the size of his save a dive kit. I recently bought a utility trailer just to get his gear to the dive site!
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tinman
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Hold off on building the cap for that trailer BrianB, I may need more space as this thread unfolds....
___ $100 bill
Well now I know who's buying lunch on our next dive! LOL
Mike D
Well now I know who's buying lunch on our next dive! LOL
Mike D
tinman
Contributor
...shhhhhhh. It's the only place I've got left where my teenagers haven't looked for movie money...
P.S. You've got one too many "0"s on that bill. It's Rick M that keeps $100s US in his kit, that's so if he dives in Canada, he can buy another boat if the one he's divin' on sinks - and still have change for pizza & beer when he gets back to shore...
somebody has already mentioned it, but spare car keys..... very important if you loose your keys....
most of the time, i use the zip ties, yoke-din adapter and of course the tools to move hoses from one regulator to another....
sasha
most of the time, i use the zip ties, yoke-din adapter and of course the tools to move hoses from one regulator to another....
sasha
pcscuba
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I don't know if anyone has mentioned it but an o-ring pick. It saves you from alot of aggravation.
SueMermaid
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...Nah, that's just too easy.Nalu once bubbled...
What is a diver's tool?
A cheap 2 dollar calculator
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pcscuba
Contributor
maybe I'm just stupid, but what do you need a calculator for?
"Need" isn't the word I'd use. But to me a cheap one comes in handy now and again for various and sundry bits of number crunching I havent the inclination to work out longhand. And for a couple of bucks from the local bargain store, why not? The SAD kit just seems to me a reasonable place to me to put it.
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