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My deal is certainly better - for $149.99 you get two sets(especially marked
differently to meet the course requirements (and suspected ?? government
regulations)- one for the left Post and one for the Right Post - However, you do
need to take the Basic Technical Diving Wrench Specialty Course for $99.99 (this
is to ensure that you learn to know which wrenches to use - when - where - i.e.
Stage Bottles etc. This course also teaches you the method of cleaning to get
O2 use to 100% then you can use them on your deco bottles also - "WOW" another
certification card. The certification does state that you can only use these
tools in the same state in which instructed - The Advanced Technical Diving
Wrench Course covers use in all locations. To use them in weather that was NOT
similar to that in which trained you will need to take the Extreme Weather
Technical Diving Wrench Course. All course except the Technical Diving Wrench
course REQUIRE as a prerequisite - the Altitude Technical Diving Wrench course -
because any advanced course could be performed at other than sea level.
Our equipment requirements do include a mandatory tool kit and as save a Wrench
Kit with the appropriate TieWraps - Swivel Hooks (for taking underwater) (we are
negotiating with a well know BCD manufacturer to have special pockets with
plastic rings built into the next generation of their multipurpose Technical BCD
- until then Snap on pockets with straps for attachment to weight belts etc are
available in many fluorescent colors.
Please contact me direct for the correct address to send you check - NOW.
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Subject: Re: Deluxe Airfills
Author: "william" <william@ca*.co*> at uucpmail
Date: 10/8/97 12:00 PM
Jim Cobb wrote:
>
> I recommend a metric crescent wrench, you can get them at your local
> hardware store.
>
> Jim
>
> On 10/7/97 10:19 PM EanxMiss@ao*.co* wrote:
>
> >I would like to know why these dive shops think they can get off charging 50
> >bucks for some "Simple Green", water, viton rings and a sticker..like it is
> >some big mystery secret to clean a tank.. Can anyone tell me since I don't
> >carry the world's biggest tool box around what wrench would be best to remove
> >the valve on a Dive Rite H -valve on a pressed steel 104cc? Thanks for
> >any input..
> >Leslie
Listen champ you know thats not the tool, she might be using nitrox at
which time i suggest my new set of O2 clean wrenchs, made of brass to
eliminate any chance of sparking and explosion. At only $99.99 a bargin,
for an addtional $99.95 i can certify them to 80% O2 use.
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