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Old 09-05-08, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Daniel Taylor
Do you want caused the flooding on the Ikes?
I'm not 100% sure so I wont make an uneducated guess!

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I understand that the reason why a lot of people do not like the Huy's is because they do not use spring loaded latches (and because they is little support in the UK).

Daniel
You're right, very little support for Hugy in the UK, having said that, Steve at Ocean Optics has always made the time to explain things to me even though he knows I wont be buying ports etc from him. The Allen key system is fantastic for me, being a bit of a biff I know there is no way I could ever manage to unlatch the housing during a dive!!

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Originally Posted by Daniel Taylor
What you have to remember though is that if a housing is not properly rinsed then it will build up salt crystals on the controls and dials. When you then use them you can cut into the gills and this will cause a leak (I know, been there, done that). This is often out of sight because the salt water is trapped in the small gaps. An external viewing of the many O rings would not show this up but it is still in effect cause by user error.
Again, the person I know with the floods is meticulous about cleaning the kit properly. It was I'm afraid definite housing / port failure on 2 out of 3, and probably the 3rd occasion too, rather than human error
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