Todd, I thought the tube had come unglued from the bladder by your description, rather than the obvious. That is why I said replace it, not try to re-glue it. Dive Rite sells the bladder with all of those parts attached for that purpose. The inner tube just lays over the bladder and is cut out to accomodate all of the holes, shapes, etc - it is just a protector. The problem with the Seatec is that you have to move the inflator - it is in the wrong spot , and it holds the wings away from the left tank and interferes with proper hose routing. I just moved it on the set I have. We may eventually have a sollution - I am working with one manufacturer on wings and harness that will solve all of these problems and you wil be able to buy evrything from them already "done right". In the meantime, all of this is covered in the tape and the drawings. I can make more drawings of other things if that will help. I realy would like to see more people doing it right and less misinformation out there. These dumb red necks can be pretty convincing, and everyone thinks their dive instructor has all of the answers, about like your first grade school teacher. The smart guys who do the real cave diving don't teach (other than Jablonski), and never did, other than one here and one there. Bill Gavin only taught one guy, and before that this guy was a hose stuffing idiot, becasue he copied what he saw - strokery - as that was all around him. Guess who that was. I will always be glad to pass on what was given to me - no charge - other than for the tapes. - G George M. Irvine III DIR WKPP 1400 SE 11 ST Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316 954-493-6655 FAX 6698 Email gmiiii@in*.co*
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