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Hello all as the title says the nomand and can light are for sale.
21 watt Salvo HID, ran for 4 hours on one battery and have not had time to test the other. comes in pelican case
$375 for the nomad
$600 for the light and case
$125 for the undergarment
$1900 for the SS UV-26- 60-80 minutes burn time
Are you getting out of diving? Or is there a chance you'd be willing to maybe swap some gear out.
Not interested in swapping, I just dont have time to dive for the foreseeable future.
Under garment size?
It is a large Under Garment.
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Nomad Sold.
Scooter $1800
price update below.
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Originally Posted by Caver95
Anyone want to make some offers???? I bought an English sports car and I want to put some money in it. So, I need to trade one hobby for another for now.
Not an MG was it? ever heard of Lucas, "Prince of Darkness"
Do you know why Brits drink warm beer?
It is and I have. I got a stupid deal on it, I need to do the 40000 mile maintenance, which is considerable. Someone buy my scooter.
You need this http://www.mez.co.uk/lucas.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Caver95
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtzd3TKrO4M
PM send. :-)
This is a prefect example of brain atrophy that sets in when you do not dive enough to feed your neurons sufficient O2 under pressure. You go and do stupid things, like buying a MG (Merciless Garbage). Of course, with small children you would not want to buy a crotch rocket, unless you purchase the life insurance to go with it, so, you find a MG (Much Garbage). Worse, instead of a classic MG (Money Guzzler) like a TD (Termite Den), you buy a MGB (Might Go Backwards).
Oh Well, at least he didn't buy a MINI. (Moron Inside, Notably Insane).
The Lucas motto: "Get home before dark."Quote:
Originally Posted by a64pilot
http://www.mez.co.uk/smoke2.jpg
As a long time Land Rover owner, (with one having been made in 1964), I'm well aware and even like the old Lucas saying of "A gentleman does not motor about after dark." Good, classic stuff.
My mechanic once asked me if I knew why Englishmen like to drink warm beer. I said no, why? And he said because they used Lucas parts on their refrigerator's compressor.
FYI: Bosch has been used on Land Rovers for many years now.
Only one? Everyone knows you buy British cars in pairs. (One to drive while the other one's in the shop.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Caver95
That is why I am selling the gear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
This reminds me of my old Triumph Trophy 500 - a motorcycle for those who prefer working on them to riding them.
Long time ago when I used to race bikes for a living, we were hauling butt around a corner at night in Americus Ga, me on a Brit bike when the headlight got REAL bright, sort of a white light, then flash, and darkness. It's amazing the clarity of thought you have when suddenly tossed into darkness at 100 mph.
I stayed on pavement even though I was going entirely on memory.
Rectifier went out, sending the full current the generator could make through the electrical system.
It doesn't take a Genius to realize one headlight on a bike is pretty stupid.
... especially a British bike.Quote:
Originally Posted by a64pilot
Is the Nomad single or dual bladder? What size is it?
I had a Triumph Spitfire for a short time. I drove it in Colorado without a top while I was a graduate student for one semester. I commuted from Boulder to Ft. Collins with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OFG-1
It was really cold! Plus, it had something different wrong with it everyday. I had to do a full safety check everytime I drove it. The electronics were whacky! I swear they were haunted!
That said, I would love to have one of them again. But now I'm not a broke grad student and I wouldn't have to rely on it to get me to class everyday from 50 miles away in freezing weather with no top.
No kidding!Quote:
Originally Posted by OFG-1
We were stranded 4 times in Tanzania, Africa because of Land Rover break downs. The Toyota Land Cruiser didn't have any problems at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by WEPIV
Our experience was with an MG midget, actually pretty much a trouble free little car, just couldn't get out of it's own way, but it was fun
Sold..ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by allen
PM Sent
I'm interested in your can light , if it is still for sale , call me at 417-533-9225.my name is Deny, this is my cell#
do you still have the light forsale ? if so call me at 4175339225 , Thanks
Do yoi still have the lite forsale ? I am interested
The light is sold.
what do you have left
Under garment and the scooter.
My favorite is the Fiat Spyder. two seater, 850 cc rear engine, four speed manual. I owned three and managed to keep one of them running most of the time from parts from the other two. 0-60 in two or three minutes. but once you got up to speed there was little reason to brake or downshift - just hang on and steer. It was so low and so wide and short that you could slide sideways around hairpin corners and never leave your lane. I used to drive under parked semi-trucks at the truck stop just to impress the locals - right before "speeding away," having it choke and sputter and stop cold. That really amused the truckers. I was always getting stopped by the police - just so they could look at the tiny little thing. We killed a lot of cats on country roads in those cars and thank goodness the deer stayed away or I wouldn't be here to write this! There may have been one or two excursions that it brought us home, but I don't remember any. About the time we'd turn for home it would die and leave us miles out somewhere unknown on small asphalt road and not another car or person for miles around. I used to take full repair toolbox, jack stands, parts, but after getting wise I replaced it all with a backpack, water, food, umbrella, and hiking boots. No cell phones in them days.
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HiQuote:
Originally Posted by Caver95
How much does this scooter weigh with the lead acid battery?
how old is the battery pack?
how many dives on scooter?
As a kid I attended Castle Heights Military Academy, the Commandant of the school had a Fiat Spider. Last night before my Senior graduation a bunch of us carried it into main building and up to the fourth floor. I never did hear how he got it down, they were tiny cars and didn't weigh much, still carrying it up stairs, even wide ones was quite a trick.
Main building is now the city hall for the town of Lebanon Tn.
How much does this scooter weigh with the lead acid battery? 93 lbs
how old is the battery pack? October of 2003.
how many dives on scooter? no idea. Never any issues