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#Mark Hello Mark. Can you do a video of consumer priced air compressors. I live two hours from nearest dive shop and would like to fill my own Aluminum 80. love your videos. Stephen R AOW Diver
Forget manual labor. 'Use a Sonicare toothbrush to clean my mask.
@samueldeter9735
20 күн бұрын
I can't tell if this is a trolling joke, or a brilliant life hack
@CoreyStradling
16 күн бұрын
I do the same and my mask rarely fogs at all.
#askmark What are the top 5 adaptations / customisation’s you’d recommend making to your kit? I know you’ve shows the spool loop before, but was wondering what other tips you’ve got?
@ScubaDiverMagazine
18 күн бұрын
Yeah, the finger spool is important for me. 1. I always carry a backup mask after being on dives where other divers have lost their mask. I put a large O-ring around one buckle so that I can clip it to something. 2. I attach boltsnaps to most items so that they can be attached securely to a D-Ring. 3. I always bring more than one hood and gloves so I don't have to put on a cold, wet hood for dive 2. 4. Custom hose lengths are important, the standard length hoses are fine but, they're one of the first things that I change on a regulator. 5. Spring heels and fabric mask straps are my new standard. I'll see if I can think of any others...
@TheOrdinarySCUBADiver-qy4wr
13 күн бұрын
@@ScubaDiverMagazine Agree with all of the above, but would add dive your gear for 25-50 dives before you change anything, otherwise somethings you will just end up changing back. Rule No 3, is like always double tap from Zombieland, you'll only appreciate it once you've done it. Rule 2 is supported by a bungee cord is essential part of streamlining your wing bolt snap items.
Hey #askmark you forgot the most important item to maintain, your lead weights. They get banged up way too much on dive boats so you need to really give them a good once over and take them to your LDS for a check - most will do a hydro on them for free.....
@ScubaDiverMagazine
15 күн бұрын
True, if only it were a Top 11 List I would have included the Lead Weights
what law says a qualified technician must do your servicing in the UK?
@ScubaDiverMagazine
15 күн бұрын
Manufacturers will only send certain parts and service kits to authorised dealers so it's hard to get official parts unless a dealer fits it for you
@Andrew-ps6xe
10 күн бұрын
Manufacturers would throw a fit if they looked into the vintage & DIY forums where every single O-ring, circlip, seal, and seat material is cataloged with modern industrial supply house part numbers. Some people are even making their own diaphragms out of stockings, washers, and silicone.
What is going on with your camera.
@alexbryant3413
19 күн бұрын
Seems overexposed