Northwest Dive Club

Dusty2 wrote:Are the seals and zipper in good shape?

Yes, they're in good shape.

It has built-in boots. It's model D6.

Bare neoprene drysuit size ML with bag $150. Jet fins size XL with spring straps $60. Located in Kitsap County.

Tank is still available. Offers?

It's an aluminum Luxfer, S/N LR1030. First (manufacturer's) hydro 09/99, second hydro 1/06. Dimensions are 18" high by 5-1/4" diameter. "S27" is stamped on it next to the hydro date. Definitely 27 ft3. Googling "Luxfer 27 scuba tank" got a few hits. Evidently the actual...

The 130's and 19 are sold. Thanks guys.

Johnbhutch wrote:Would you take 600 for both 130's

You have a PM.

The original manufacturer's hydro's were March 06 and June 06.

AL-27. Visual and hydro due Jan 2011. Includes stainless hardware rigged for slinging. $80.

Filled with Nitrox. Valve is convertible DIN or yoke. Nice little bailout or deco bottle.

Plus... It says right on the sign you walked by to get to the dive that only salmon trolling is allowed. Actually I got to the site via the waterfront house area down the beach, but thanks for the info. Yep Calvin, Sunrise is my absolute favorite shore dive in the Sound, though I don't hit it very ...

Had a good dive at Sunrise yesterday on the evening slack. Nice solid hour of zero current. Not bad viz, maybe 15-20 feet with some small blobs of crud in the water. Saw the usual proliferation of Sunrise life - gpo and red octo's, wolfies, several sturgeon poachers, and lots of ratfish. Kinda looke...

The tanks are sold. Thanks fishb0y.

Chef, for various reasons I've cut back a bit on the diving, and just can't justify maintaining a half dozen tanks current on VIP's and hydro's.

I'm still keeping my pair of 130's Sounder

Two Faber LP-95's for sale. Manufactured 09/04. Current visual's. Convertible DIN/yoke valves. Nitrox ready. $220 each, $400 for both. Located in Port Orchard.

Very nice photo's Rich. Can't wait to get back down to that part of the world.

Tom, have you checked with All in 1? They sell 10 fill nitrox punch cards for $70. You could get a lot of those for the cost of setting up your own fill station.

Cool! How'd you get set up with that?

Cool pics, thanks for sharing! That place is awesome! Was Sounder's Angry Old Man out and about, maybe asking where Sounder was??? Lol... Mrs AOM pulled up, attempted to back the Corvette in the garage, couldn't quite do it, whipped around and pulled straight in. Never glanced at me gearing up acro...

Oops, my bad, didn't make clear who I was talking to...<smacks self on the head>...that question was for Bob, but thanks for your reply lawgoddess.

Just as a data point, I had two o-rings blow in my first 30 or so dives. Switched to din at that point. Last warm water trip I used one of those screw on din-yoke adapters. Sure got old having that first stage jammed against the back of my skull. Next time I will just have the shop change it over to...

You used Aldora, right? How did you like them? Who'd you dive the cenotes with?

Ron, these settings seem to be working okay for me: ISO 100, Spot Metering, Spot Autofocus Area, Macro, Quick Shutter Off, Flash On (or Soft), and everything else in default mode. Took these shots in the San Juans yesterday: http://webpages.charter.net/tcarter-1/Clown%20nudibranch.jpg http://webpage...

I was getting that dark spot in the corner of my shots too until I installed the flash diffuser that came with the housing. That fixed it right up, made the flash nice and even. I don't have a strobe.

Thanks for the comments folks. Craig, that is a little nudi next to the big one. Didn't notice it when I took the shot.

Thanks for the o-ring info Calvin. I took the Casio out for the first time at Harper Dock today, pic's are posted here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7506674@N04/ . Nothing too spectacular, but for my first effort at underwater photography I'm satisfied. The camera seemed easier to operate than I exp...