Northwest Dive Club

I also have a Dive Rite EXP wing. A Dive Rite Voyager for warm water.

nope, I have a new dive rite horseshoe wing buried somewhere as a backup for my meg, since thats what I have on it.

well time to start selling some gear. If you have any specific gear you are looking for just ask. Hollis yellow tip XXL $115 - 1 left Hog D2 new. 150$ - Sierra Scooter - 2 Lithium 26ah batteries, short nose, long nose and travel case. Comes with dual mount compass and DG100 bottom timer. $2200 - Has...

I've also 2 kegs expiring 7/21 for sale

yea, I read your post for 08, as I recall dive slack before flood, not slack before ebb.

wow, nice area. I'm trying to recall, is that current sensitive dive site?

We do hear about fellows occasionally going past the line of no return and then not being able to bail out, such as this guy, who claims to have known what was wrong, and yet still didn't act appropriately. Poor buoyancy, excess exertion, etc certainly didn't help him either https://www.youtube.com...

If you are pushing a 5.5 pd scrubber 6 hours in our colder waters, you are far braver than me. Our Megs are rated at 3.5 hours, I push to 4, maybe 4.5 if all scooter dives.

It'd be a shame for good material to go to waste if the hydrate is still functionally intact. More of a shame though if misused with poor outcome, yes. Sounds like highly advanced consideration for someone who is confident in their abilities to judge risks, efficacy and appropriate use circumstance...

BTW, theres whole threads on expired sorb on RBW and elsewhere. I wouldnt even think twice about using it.

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/showthre ... nolime-797

if you think it matters dont buy it. I've been using 2019, I'm not dead. Its been kept temp controlled, low humidity, shaded area.

If you are worried about risk, I'm sure if we compared types of dives done, if I'm using even slightly older Sorb for the dives I do....

I know at least a year you can easily run past expiration

yes yes and yes.

no deception pass is renown for down and upwellings. Even during slack

eh.haole wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 4:32 pm Is this the same Sofnolime 797 CO2 Absorbent 8-12 Mesh Granules, Non-Indicating (44 lb | 20 kg) that are found online for $150/single keg?

I am working to the bottom of one and have another unopened but this sounds like a good deal

Sofnolime 797.

its right in the post

Stuff lasts for well past expiration. I'm still using 2019 stuff.

I've got 2 kegs of 7/2020 Sofnolime for 100$ ea if anyones interested. Take both for 150$

We've seen 6-6 gills over the years, all have been in Hood Canal

Yes, the longer you wait, the worse it gets. We've manned up before stings, and usually the worse for it. and sorry Fritz, from DAN ===== Washout. After liberal use of household white vinegar and removal of any visible tentacles, filaments or debris, wash the area with seawater or saline solution. A...

You can see from the map the slopes areas. It drops fast

You might have hit a Lions Mane... They are the worst. Vinegar works well, we keep some with us.

Its just sandy slope though. We thought walls, but just slope.

We've dove there, boring. Easy shore access though

not much out there deep. Further north theres some stuff. South to the boat ramp you can hit 330 pretty fast, but its just deep, nothing to see.

Might be better to Message tangfish directly