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>> I (and many others in the UK) use a similar orange tube, but it is a >> larger diameter (5 inches), they have a one way seal at the bottom and a >> pressure relief valve. Inflatation is normally via AAS (if no other >> choice) or air gun type attachment. Even if you over inflate, there are no >> problems, as far as I am aware none have ever burst, making them extremly >> reliable. > >I WANT ONE! Where do I get it? I've been searching for EXACTLY what you >described, but I've never seen one for sale anywhere. I've considered >making my own, but I've just been too busy lately. Is it well-built >(i.e., puncture-resistant)? > >Aloha, >Rich _____ Richard I've been reading these emails for the last couple of days and am amazed you cannot buy what we call delayed SMBs (Surface Marker Buoys) in the US. They are standard kit for UK Divers. There are a variety of designs including one from AP Valves that is fitted with its on 0.4l inflation cylinder. Prices are from US$20.00 to US$100.00 for the AP Valves unit. Call Runnymede Dive Centre (a very good Tech Dive Center in Surrey, England) on +44 1784 436909 and speak to Bob or Dave. I am sure that they can tell you what they have and ship you what you want given your credit card number. Regards Brad ___________________________________________________________________________ Brad Coleman Tel : +44 (0)1932 350115 Regional Distribution Sales Manager Fax : +44 (0)1932 350199 Ascend Communications Europe Ltd Mobile : +44 (0)802 206777 ___________________________________________________________________________
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