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Resqdivemedic

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Scuba Instructor
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Chepachet, RI USA
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200 - 499
My friend uses a quote that I applied to this idea, "work smarter not harder". I have been working as a Divemaster for a local dive shop for 3 years now and when we go to the pool I was making 2-3 trips to my truck to haul my gear in. I decided to "work smarter" and came up with this box that I can strap my tank to and haul everything in to the pool in one shot. Not much but I thought I'd share it.
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My friend uses a quote that I applied to this idea, "work smarter not harder". I have been working as a Divemaster for a local dive shop for 3 years now and when we go to the pool I was making 2-3 trips to my truck to haul my gear in. I decided to "work smarter" and came up with this box that I can strap my tank to and haul everything in to the pool in one shot. Not much but I thought I'd share it.
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A useful addition is to install a spigot to drain it after a dive day...
 
I like it!! Do you have pics on the inside as well just for my own personal curiosity?
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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