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Claire
27-03-07, 15:46
Northern Diver Cortex Dry Suit
Scubapro 3mm wetsuit
Weasel Compact Undersuitm, Fourth Element Top & Mountain Hardwear bottoms
Fourth element hot sox
Typhoon heated waistbelt (fantastic for winter)
Typhoon 3mm gloves, Northern Diver 5mm gloves and Dry gloves
5mm Seac Sub Firedry hood, 3mm Northern Diver hood and Tigger Hood!
2 seac sub masks, one typhoon and one cressi
UWATEC Aladdin Pro Ultra Computer
Scubapro Glide 1000 BCD
2 x 12 litre Faber Steel cylinders
Scubapro Mk16/S550/R290 with Sunto Pressure/Depth gauge and compass on back
3 litre Faber steel
Scubapro Mk2/R290 with Sunto pressure gauge
Bowstone Shot belt and approx 9Kg of shot
1kg shot bag to balance pony.
Mares fins with spring straps
UK Light Cannon rechargable
UK D8R
UK D4R
Frogmann Torch
UK SL6
Lidl torch
Strobe
DSMB and Reel
Spare reel
Knife
Video camera (Sony HC96) and Ikelite housing
Canon Ixus 500 digital camera and canon housing
Lots of tools

Yes I know I have a lot of torches but the rate Gas Guzzler floods them at, I need them.

Gord
27-03-07, 17:29
Claire - you may be lead candidate to be the Conger Alley Christmas Tree this year ...

how many torches and strobes was that ... ? :D

Claire
27-03-07, 17:36
Claire - you may be lead candidate to be the Conger Alley Christmas Tree this year ...

how many torches and strobes was that ... ? :D

Yes I know, but as I said, GG's already flooded 3 so I have to have a big collection. His brand new shiny Light Cannon lasted 3 minutes in the water before he flooded it....guess that's what happens when you don't tighten it down.

Gord
27-03-07, 17:39
Yeah - the light cannon is a bit like a tamagochee. You need to treat it right or it dies ...
i know someone who's worked through 2 in teh last 3 years (i won't name her or there might be reprisals).

chris
27-03-07, 22:10
flooding a torch isnt that big a problem, if you notice in time. I have flooded my D8R twice and only had to replace the battery once. Everything else is fine!!

stew
27-03-07, 22:14
flooding a torch isnt that big a problem,
unless the salt water hits any metal or electric part & starts corrosion.;)

Claire
27-03-07, 23:34
unless the salt water hits any metal or electric part & starts corrosion.;)

The whole thing was dead but he took apart the lamp consule and got it working again. Didn't think about washing out the battery thought and next time it was taken out it was totally corroded....another £70 down the drain (or should I say up in salt water)

stew
27-03-07, 23:39
i get the feeling GG will never hear the end of this :D

chris
27-03-07, 23:40
The whole thing was dead but he took apart the lamp consule and got it working again. Didn't think about washing out the battery thought and next time it was taken out it was totally corroded....another £70 down the drain (or should I say up in salt water)
Yep, I washed mine immediately in fresh water. excellent to watch the look on some peoples faces as you take a battery and deliberatly dunk it in a bucket of water :)

Claire
27-03-07, 23:45
i get the feeling GG will never hear the end of this :D

He won't. It was his Christmas present....from me.

stew
27-03-07, 23:47
He won't. It was his Christmas present....from me.

i dont think there is a person on this forum that doesent know that.
so what you getting him this year...:D :D :D

Claire
28-03-07, 10:08
i dont think there is a person on this forum that doesent know that.
so what you getting him this year...:D :D :D

At the rate he's going, probably another Light Cannon! Actually, it's me that wants that, a second video light.

Ordered my lighting arm yesterday, so should get it tomorrow. Then it's time to play with the video camera in these dark waters.

GG's got a birthday coming up (one with a 0 on the end) so he'll maybe be lucky and get more dive kit!

alexmaclennan
28-03-07, 18:27
No parts to come adrift. You sit it complete on a basestation to charge it.

alex

dive granny
28-03-07, 21:48
GG's got a birthday coming up (one with a 0 on the end) so he'll maybe be lucky and get more dive kit![/QUOTE]
That sounds like a good reason for a club party. We haven't had one for a while:D

Claire
28-03-07, 23:51
GG's got a birthday coming up (one with a 0 on the end) so he'll maybe be lucky and get more dive kit!
That sounds like a good reason for a club party. We haven't had one for a while:D[/QUOTE]

He didn't want a big deal made of it, but if you come down to the bowling club on 13th April (Friday 13th :eek: ) there'll be some cake. Not too much bear for gg that night; we're doing an adventure race the next day.

Gas Guzzler
29-03-07, 13:01
GG's got a birthday coming up (one with a 0 on the end) so he'll maybe be lucky and get more dive kit!

And it's got a 4 on the beginning.

I was thinking of finding a Master Diver who fancies a dive on 13th April, somewhere like GDRE, then Claire can say she's been over 40 too!:p :D

Claire
29-03-07, 13:44
then Claire can say she's been over 40 too!:p :D

Or under! ;)

stew
29-03-07, 23:58
there'll be some cake.
you need a fire extinguishire to go with it? :D

dive granny
29-03-07, 23:59
I'll be there:D My son's engagement party next day, so lots of cake for me that weekend:D (The oldest one, not Alex;) )