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O-Ring Maintenance
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I get You'r point Rinjani, thanx for pointing that out

Tough I never let anyone config my rig

Cheers,
Scubamoose
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Dead bird.....REAL dead bird!!!
Cockatiel on a cracker, anyone?
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Tough I never let anyone config my rig

Cheers,
Scubamoose
Talking about this, what about resorts/dive operators who rig up your BC and wash them up on your final dive (insisting that you are the guest)? I will always check or watch to ensure they are doing it correctly. Call me paranoid if you would.
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I know a lady who let a cockatoo near her camera!
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Talking about this, what about resorts/dive operators who rig up your BC and wash them up on your final dive (insisting that you are the guest)? I will always check or watch to ensure they are doing it correctly. Call me paranoid if you would.
I mainly ment my photo rig, but offcourse it applyes on other diving gear as well.
So I have redone theyr work, when they'r out of sight - don't want to offend anybody

Cheers,
Scubamoose
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Talking about this, what about resorts/dive operators who rig up your BC and wash them up on your final dive (insisting that you are the guest)? I will always check or watch to ensure they are doing it correctly. Call me paranoid if you would.
I always remove my reg set every one or two days to download my dive computer. Good excuse to check the whole set-up. I've never found a problem, but I always feel better.
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As bad as the boats which allow dogs with all their shedding hair along to help.
Charles
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Yea, years ago we used to dive on the Isla Mia in Belieze.
The owners dipshit son, Jon-Jon used to wash his dog in the camera rinse tank!
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I know a lady who let a cockatoo near her camera!
I heard you enjoyed a cockatoo in your younger years?


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I heard you enjoyed a cockatoo in your younger years?

A cockatoo is like a cocktail: anytime, anywhere, anyhow.

