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    Default FS: tanks, SM BCs, lights, fins, misc

    Spring cleaning; clearing out the shed. Been buying gear for a few years, time to see if someone can use the stuff I'm not using. I'm a 6'1" 185 lb guy with size 11.5 feet so everything is sized for me unless specified otherwise, e.g. the fins are L-XL, BCs are L-XL, etc.

    Tanks:

    PST Steel 80’s
    Sold to me as pst lp 85's but must be lp-80s; they're a little bit smaller than my Worthington 85’s and PST didn’t make an 85 AFAIK so I'm selling as 80s. I got them from Bert Wilcher.
    Hydro & Vis 2/14; don't know BOD
    R/L valves for SM
    $375

    Worthington LP 108
    Hydro & Vis 8/14; don't know BOD
    R/L valves for SM
    (cam bands/rubber straps not included)
    $400

    Lights:

    UWLD 1500 lumen 96WH sidemount
    New. Been in my bathtub once to fire it up. Worked fine but decided to go with something else. My loss is your gain.
    $700

    AndrewY home-brew light
    http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/cla...ight-beam.html
    Dove it once, decided to go with something else. Again, my loss is your gain:
    $225

    Dive Rite RX8 hand-held primary
    Again, another light I tried but decided to go with something else. Note: I am NOT including the soft glove with the QRM system on it (the QRM striker is on the light).
    $175

    Fins:

    Seac GP100 spring heel fins
    When I went sidemount I spent a lot of time trying to find something lighter than my Jets that I liked; this was one try, but I went with something else. Dove them twice I think.
    $60

    Hollis F2
    Ultra lightweight fin. Good for travel. Used maybe 10 times.
    $70

    Aqualung V-Tec split fins:
    Be the envy of your cave diving friends!
    New! (I didn't actually buy these; they came in a package with a used drysuit)
    $35

    Dacor Graphite
    Someone suggested these as a lightweight Jet replacement. They are indeed very lightweight. Might be hard to put spring straps on them, but I think I paid $17 on eBay for them so it wasn't a big deal. These are old scratched up fins but work fine.
    $10

    Sidemount BCs:

    DiveRite XT (2013 model)
    This was my first sidemount rig and it's served me well but I've migrated to a SM only style. Got some wear but no tear. Fully functional, minor mods. Can't remember exactly what they are, but Lamar loaned me his one day before I bought this one (good sales pitch) and I modded mine so it was like his.
    $400

    Hollis SMS50 sport
    My first try at a SM-only style rig. I modded it a little by swapping the inflator and dump valves and running a long string from the dump down the left shoulder strap. Dove it once with my Worthington 85's and it had plenty of lift despite the warnings to use AL only. However, I also dive 108s with a stage and deco bottle and decided to go with more lift.
    $225

    Misc:

    Highland 8" bands
    Off a set of doubles I split for sidemount
    $60

    Dive Rite isolator
    Off that same set of doubles
    $25

    DUI Rock Boots, Size 9
    old but never been in the water (also came with that drysuit)
    $40

    Hog Razorback mask
    Never unwrapped
    $20

    Ankle weights (for your floaty-footed friend)
    free to a good home

    All items are plus shipping (will not ship the tanks) or are available for pick up in Tampa or delivery to Cave Country.
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    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    Default Pictures of the lights

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    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    LP80s sold pending delivery/payment.

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    Hollis F2 and Dacor fins sold.

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    would you take 175 for the homebrew light?


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    i'm interested to know what light you finally settled on.


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    I was looking for a replacement for my Hector Ortiz made (Technical Lighting Services; TLS) light. I really like that Hector light -- the light head is great -- one of his later 5-LED light heads, which he said was about 1200 lumens, but it's definitely brighter than the UWLD 1500 lumen light (although it doesn't light up the cave the way the upper end UWLD lights do). While Hector's light head is great, his can and battery not so much, and he's out of business so I can't get replacement parts from him. I've replaced the battery pack twice, and I've had to do various super-glue and similar repairs to the can, but I figured the writing was on the wall. So I was trying to find a solution that wasn't going to set me back $1500 - $2K, and all these were failed attempts -- all of their beams are, IMHO, inferior to the beam from my Hector light. So I've glued and wired and kept the Hector light alive, for now. My spare primary is a BigBlue 2800P -- I got one as a video light, then got the technical light head for it. It's beam is pretty close to the Hector light (although it's only a 3 LED head). So I've to no use for the UWLD, RX8, or Andrew lights -- nothing wrong with them, I just don't like them as much as my old Hector light. Still looking for the perfect replacement.

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    Updates:

    Tanks:

    PST Steel 80’s: SOLD

    Worthington LP 108
    Hydro & Vis 8/14; don't know BOD
    R/L valves for SM
    (cam bands/rubber straps not included)
    $400 Now $375

    Lights:

    UWLD 1500 lumen 96WH sidemount
    New. Been in my bathtub once to fire it up. Worked fine but decided to go with something else. My loss is your gain.
    $700 Now $675

    AndrewY home-brew light
    http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/cla...ight-beam.html
    Dove it once, decided to go with something else. Again, my loss is your gain:
    $225 Now $200

    Dive Rite RX8 hand-held primary
    Again, another light I tried but decided to go with something else. Note: I am NOT including the soft glove with the QRM system on it (the QRM striker is on the light).
    $175

    Fins:

    Seac GP100 spring heel fins
    When I went sidemount I spent a lot of time trying to find something lighter than my Jets that I liked; this was one try, but I went with something else. Dove them twice I think.
    $60

    Hollis F2 (SOLD)

    Aqualung V-Tec split fins:
    Be the envy of your cave diving friends!
    New! (I didn't actually buy these; they came in a package with a used drysuit)
    $35

    Dacor Graphite (SOLD)

    Sidemount BCs:

    DiveRite XT (2013 model)
    This was my first sidemount rig and it's served me well but I've migrated to a SM only style. Got some wear but no tear. Fully functional, minor mods. Can't remember exactly what they are, but Lamar loaned me his one day before I bought this one (good sales pitch) and I modded mine so it was like his.
    $400 now $375

    Hollis SMS50 sport (SOLD)

    Misc:

    Highland 8" bands
    Off a set of doubles I split for sidemount
    $60

    Dive Rite isolator (SOLD)

    DUI Rock Boots, Size 9
    old but never been in the water (also came with that drysuit)
    $40

    Hog Razorback mask
    Never unwrapped
    $20

    Ankle weights (for your floaty-footed friend)
    free to a good home

    Reasonable offers considered (I'm about to move and don't want to have to move this stuff with me (silly lowball offers scoffed at). All items are plus shipping (will not ship the tanks) or are available for pick up in Tampa or delivery to Cave Country.

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    108's Sold pending payment/delivery (with the ankle weights).

    I'll be in Cave Country Wed June 3 & Thu June 4, maybe Fri too, if any of the other items are of interest and you'll be there too.

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.

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    UWLD light sold

    "It was more than breathtaking, it was like having stumbled upon some alien cathedral on some other planet, which some otherworld race with their incomprehensible architecture and alien sculpture had ages past built, decorated, and dedicated to their unknowable God."
    James Jones. His Capitol M Manhood. In Down Time: Great Writers on Diving, 2nd ed.


 

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