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An u/w paintball gun so I can tag all the stupid divers I see so eveyone else knows they are stupid.

A light tank like firefighters use but isnt negitave or bouyant.
 
I agree with the GPS... I was actually thinking that the other day!!! I also agee with the Paintball gun and the remote control dive buddy...
 
All my dive gear works fine... although it would be nice to have a James Bond style pencil-sized rebreather that allowed me to dive to depths of 300 ft for several hours.

However, what I really need is an UW video housing which offers full control (via LANC) of all the functions on my HC-7 HD camcorder, is certified to 500 ft (just for a good safety margin), has built in HID lights, a good monitor, and comes in at under $100 retail. Alternately, someone could invent a generous human being who would completely fund all my educational ventures... and look beautiful in neoprene as well.
 
A 100cf tank that weighs 5 pounds and is no larger than a 13cf pony tank.
 
A clone of myself so the poor dude can go to work to support my diving.
 
deepblueme:
An u/w paintball gun so I can tag all the stupid divers I see so eveyone else knows they are stupid.

A light tank like firefighters use but isnt negitave or bouyant.
They don't have those yet.
But you could always put flags that say "stupid diver"
and attach them to a speargun shaft and go free spearing.

As for the tanks, I think they are out there,but very costly.
Most people consider them for overall size,as I believe they are
at or above 4500 psi operating pressure.
 

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