FS: Drysuits, Tanks, Lights, Computers, and more!!!!
I'm finding that we're not diving nearly as much right now, and decided to thin out some of the excess gear (amazing how much you can accumulate). Anyway, here's the list:
Exposure Protection:
1 BARE XCD2 Pro Dry Custom Neoprene Drysuit. I bought this one as a backup. The wrist seals will probably need replacing soon, and I have had a VERY minor bit of dampness in the right arm. I had Gamble install size 12/13 neoprene socks as well as a LightMonkey "tinkle valve" last year. The zipper is well maintained--but showing some wear (no issues, though). The suit easily will accommodate someone between 5'11" to 6'2", and probably a 58" chest with a medium undergarment. I've been shrinking--so it's a little baggy on my these days... Asking $450.00.
1 Pinnacle Evolution Drysuit, size King 1 (see Pinnacle size chart here: http://www.pinnacleaquatics.com/male-sizing/ ). The suit has size 12/13 neoprene socks. My son bought this suit, and I had Gamble install a LM "tinkle valve", and Steve helped trim the neck (my son's neck is 17 1/2"). I think he made about 10 freshwater dives in the suit and decided that he prefers diving wet.... Price is $600.00.
1 pair Hollis Canvas Drysuit Boots, size 12. My son bought these with the drysuit--about the same amount of use. Price is $50.00.
1 Waterproof of Sweden Women's 5mm wetsuit, size XL. Size charts can be found at: http://www.waterproof-usa.com/size-charts/ . This suit an extra layer of neoprene at the neck, wrist, and ankle w/zippers at all locations--making it almost a semi-dry suit. The suit is a different style than the current model--but the sizing chart is the same. Fits true to size. My wife bought two of these, and this is her "backup" suit. I think she only dove this one about 3 or 4 days.... Price $150.00.
Harness:
1 Hollis SMS100 Size Small. This one has Edd's mods and about 40 dives on it. Looks like new. Price is $425.00.
Cylinders:
1 pair Faber LP-85's. The born on date is 04/12+. The tanks are just out of VIP, but are currently full of 32%. Blue Steel L/R valves. With sidemount rigging, $500., $450 for just the cylinders.
1 Catalina AL80. Original hydro is 07/01, current hydro is 03/11. I just had this cylinder O2 cleaned last December, and currently has about 1200psi of 50% deco mix. Price is $100 including rigging.
1 Steel 72. I didn't look through the paint for the original hydro (can on request), but the current hydro is 11/10. Cylinder currently has about 1200 psi of O2. Price is $75 including rigging.
Lights:
1 LM 12w LED light w/soft handle. The guys at LM refitted the cord last year for my gorilla-length arms and installed the new glands and cord protectors. This light has been with me for MANY dives--but I'm moving on to something bigger.... I haven't done a true burn test, but ran well over 4 hours one day on my last trip with no visible drop. $450.00.
1 LM 12w LED light w/hard goodman handle(2) and sidemount gland. We purchased this light about a year ago, and it has maybe 30 dives on it. I currently have a different brand of hard goodman handle installed (it's a bit smaller--and my wife liked it better), and I'm including the original LM hard handle too. $550.00.
1 DiveRightInScuba 1k Shorty w/soft glove. I bought these for my family when they took cavern class--and they make a great cavern/intro level primary light. I also find that they make a great "backup primary" for long dives. I just don't need to keep all of the ones I have, so I'm selling one for $75.00.
1 Intova UltraII, w/Oxycheq soft handle. I bought this from Edd a couple years ago--and it's been my primary backup light. This handheld produces enough light to be a primary (and I've used it as such in very silty conditions when the big light was "too much"). $45.00.
1 Intova Ultra II. same as above, but without the handle. $40.00.
1 Ikelite PCm lite. This is a little "open water" type dive light. I've frequently stuck it in a drysuit pocket on long solo dives (5 backup lights is a good thing...). Always performs well, even if not a "cave light". $10.00.
Computers:
Hollis DGO2. I bought this as a backup computer when my backup died on a trip two years ago. Computer is in good shape, shows some scrapes on the plastic screen protector. When I fired it up to take the pictures, I received a low battery warning--so it will need a battery. I have the battery changing tool and the paperwork in the original box. $100.00.
DiveRite Nitek Plus: Great backup computer (2 gas), wears like a watch. I have two of these for sale. The factory bands both broke, and I have not been able to find replacements. I replaced one with a Luminox canvas dive watch strap (fits perfectly--and more comfortable than the factory rubber. $120.00 for the one with the new strap. $100.00 for the other computer (I have another Luminox strap, just not quite sure where I put it. If I find the other strap--I will post an update! Both computers had new batteries installed by DR a little over a year ago.
Regulators:
The first is a full sidemount set of Poseidon Jetstream/Odin regulators. The short-hose regulator is, I believe, a 2950 1st stage. The long-hose regulator is a 2960 1st stage. Both 2nd stages are fitted with Omni-swivels (the ones with the OPV valve) at the 2nd stage, and braided hoses. Both also have 6" double braided HP hoses with the large glass black face HOG pressure gauges. The short hose reg is also fitted with a double braided 14" LP inflator hose. These regulators have been serviced by a certified Poseidon tech in the past year and operate perfectly. $600.00.
I have one Poseidon Cyklon 5000 with a 3580 1st stage. This includes a 6" HP hose with a DR SPG. I've been using this as an extra stage reg. This regulator has been serviced within the last year by a certified Poseidon tech. $250.00.
I have three Poseidon Cyklon 300 regulators (metric thread 1st stages, metal body second stages). Two of these have 30"-32" hoses, the third has a 5' hose. All three include one LP and one HP metric to SAE adapters as well as din to yoke adapters. All have been serviced within the last year. $200.00 each (please note one of the regulators pictured does not show a mouthpiece--I do have a new "old stock" poseidon mouthpiece that will be installed prior to sale).
Two Poseidon Jetstream/Odin 2nd stages. These were in a lot of Poseidon gear that I purchased--and have not done anything with. I'm selling them for parts at $20.00 each.
Poseidon factory hoses: I have two "short" (approx. 26") Metric Cyklon hoses $10.00 each. Three Poseidon Jetstream/Odin hoses (approx. 28"), $15.00 each, One 1m Jetstream/Odin Hose $20.00, and one 2m Jetstream/Odin "long" hose $25.00.
Masks:
One Poseidon "Phantom" dive mask w/neoprene "slap" strap and original soft case. I've taken this as a backup mask on a few dives, but it never sealed properly over my bushy mustache.... $35.00
One XS Scuba "GoPro" mask. This is the one with the GoPro mount built into the frame. I bought two of these at DEMA last year, and this one has never been out of the plastic wrap. $45.00.
Fins:
One Pair of ScubaPro Jet Fins, size XL. I know that there still have to be some backmount divers out there....$35.00
Reels/Spools
One DiveRite Primary Cave Reel with approx. 350' of orange line. $35.00
Two DiveRite Spools w/125' of white line and some really cool cast stone skull bead stops. $10.00
Prices DO NOT include shipping. Paypal is acceptable if you cover the charges. Some prices may be a bit flexible--feel free to PM. Private Message me for Paypal email address or with any questions. I will post pictures below this first post. When I get some of the larger items sold, I can set up a trip to cave country and deliver the items to one of the shops if necessary. Any of the smaller items I am willing to deliver at that time or ship at actual shipping cost.
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