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From: <GarlooEnt@ao*.co*>
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 00:08:24 -0400
To: tsurowie@ix*.ne*.co*
cc: andrew cohen@cc*.ss*.nm*.go*, techdiver@terra.net
Subject: Re: inflatable surface marker buoy
Tom,
 what would prevent the unit (no dump vaves ) from blowing when deployed at
depth as Andy wants to do?

there is another item manufactured by Sub Salve & sold by Aqua Explorers to
local 
dive shops. it's a sausage type that's weighted on the bottom so that when it
hits the surface it stands upright. there's a dive flag on the top for
visability & it has a dump vave built into it. it's made out of the same
material that Sub Salves bags are made of so it's
durable. 
Sub Salve also makes some really nice pillow bags that have a pouch for a
tank<attach
artifact turn on tank & away it goes>. 

dive on & on hank  







in a message dated 96-04-19 22:09:04 EDT, you write:

>Subj:	Re: inflatable surface marker buoy 
>Date:	96-04-19 22:09:04 EDT
>From:	tsurowie@ix*.ne*.co*
>To:	Andrew_Cohen@cc*.ss*.nm*.go* (Andrew Cohen), techdiver@terra.net
>
>Date:          Tue, 16 Apr 96 13:46:13 EST
>From:          "Andrew Cohen" <Andrew_Cohen@cc*.ss*.nm*.go*>
>To:            techdiver@terra.net
>Subject:       inflatable surface marker buoy 
>
>     I am looking for a surface marker buoy that can be deployed by a diver 
>     at depth, like a liftbag, will stand up on the surface like a safety 
>     sausage, and will stay inflated.  I want to use it in conjunction with 
>     an upline. 
>     
>     Billy Deans showed me a surface marker that looked like a heavy duty 
>     safety sausage.  It had a flapper valve at the base that allowed a 
>     diver to inflate it at depth with a puff from a regulator, and then 
>     remained inflated after it'd deployed on an upline.  It was bright red 
>     and more easily spotted from a chase boat than a liftbag.
>     
>     Does anyone know where these things are sold? Billy mentioned that his 
>     was of European manufacture.  (I'd ask him, but the guy is as hard to 
>     catch as smoke).
>     
>     Andy Cohen
>
>Andy:
>I saw a "saftey Sausage" as you described made by carter lift bags. 
>However  I was unable to find any to buy, so I made them myself.
>They are "KISS" simple. Aprox 5 foot tall and 7 inches wide, open at 
>the bottom with a nylon strap and brass clip at the bottom. 
>They have no dump valves, and you fill them just as you would a 
>simple lift bag. They are made of the same material as Carter Lift 
>Bags and are the same color. 
>They are very visible! And a real good idea to have. 
>i am not manufacturing them but i do have a few left.
>
>Tom Surowiec 
>SEEKER Dive Charters
>New Jersey
>--
 

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