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    Quote Originally Posted by tj View Post
    I found this in an old shed that once belonged to a retired cave diver. I sure wish we had a Cave Diving Museum. Sounds like a cool project for the NSS CDS .

    That is an original Sheck Exley warning sign. I would assume it is valuable to the right person.

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    Not selling. It's going to Huntsville and set quietly in a box, in a warehouse, for eternity. Hopefully on display.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tj View Post
    Not selling. It's going to Huntsville and set quietly in a box, in a warehouse, for eternity. Hopefully on display.
    Good plan!

    Forrest Wilson (with 2 Rs)
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    So, pictures of the items in the Cave Diving Museum were requested, so I am posting one to see how this might work. The picture is of a ScubaPro regulator, which is very large. I don't know the history or significance of the piece. If anyone has information, I would love to to hear it.



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    A little of Rennakers older stuff went to Dive Outpost and is on display.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mpoucher View Post
    The picture is of a ScubaPro regulator, which is very large. I don't know the history or significance of the piece. If anyone has information, I would love to to hear it.
    It's a Mark 7, from the 1970s. It's effectively a Mark 5 on one side, and a "honker" on the other. (When it gets below 300psi or so it honks with every breath.) Scubapro has told us to NEVER service one of these any more, but they're not the boss of me.

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