can you recommend a scooter?

[ltb7733]

my buddy is looking for a scooter for use in salt water. depths less than 130'. any advice on what would be good or what to stay away from would be of great help, thanks lance

[Rich]

I'd highly recommend a Silent Submersion UV-18, reliable SLA batteries, not too heavy and able to push against current with no problem.....

Safe diving,

Rich

[FW]

Any of the Tekna/Mako type scooters will work fine above 130'.

[Skybluewater]

I have a Mako I don't want anymore. Interested? Works fine with good batteries and charger and metal blades in Gainesville. Come and get it!

I want fast cash $600

[sea2summit]

What kind of configuration is he diving? Burn time needed? Range?
Mako would be a good entry type scooter but if he needs more or expects to go farther investing now would save money later.
I like X-Sooters for the price the Cuda can't be beat. If he's got money to burn the Cuda Fury or the Magnus would be up there.

[Line Squirrel]

Silent Sub's are the Rolls Royce of scooters IMHO

[aainslie]

Silent Sub's are the Rolls Royce of scooters IMHO

Thank God Tobin doesn't read this board...

[Garyd]

LOL!!!

[tflaris]

Thank God Tobin doesn't read this board...

Go X Scooters, right Andrew


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[ljj]

sub $3K check out the new little recreational Halcyon scooter... (yes, i know how 'similar' it is to the SUEX I got my hands on one at the Long beach show, and it seems to be very nicely made, and coming in at that magic sub-3k price ($2795).

>$4k, I'm quite fond of the Dive Xtras CUDA