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The batteries easily last a week of red sea diving so will easily last a week in the uk anway Rick
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| I don't tend to work on my RB "on site", I like doing it when I'm out the way, somewhere stable and won't get "what does that do?" or "why don't you do it this way?". Possibly one of those red lights you get outside darkrooms with a sign saying "if the light is on then shut the f**k up and don't speak to me" I'm happy with just somewhere flat, maybe with some bowls formed/fixed in it for chucking screws, etc. A big, feck off catering pack of kitchen roll would be handy but I wouldn't bother will tools or spares, they'll either get nicked or divers will complain that you don't have a [insert item here]. I've got a toolbox that has just about everything in it I need to keep my RB going and I can distill that into a little tool bag for taking on boats. Somewhere safe/dry to stash a toolbox would be handy. Don't keep spare cells, there's no point, they age and they need to wake up before it can be used anyway. I imagine there would be a big liability issue as well. Diving on just two cells is a good skill to practice anyway... Batteries, I can still dive mine manually even with a failed battery so I'm alright For filling the scrubber, I'd definitely get some sort of slop tray rigged. I prop the can on a couple of bricks inside a rubble sack. Deck level is best, as others have said lifting a full lime keg and aiming it is a pain. A couple of funnels handy would be good, but again they'll probably get nicked. I agree with Zak, a couple of wine boxes nearby is helpful. A stack of porn would be nice as well. Cheers, Stuart
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Or perhaps the wish list should include a 110/240 Volt multi plug (camera/rebreather/torch and backups) exterior protected supply to each divers dressing station ![]() If so can I have one for the Zepp and the MP3 as well ![]()
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| Havn't read all the posts so sorry if this has been said, would be nice to have a rope hanging down from some overhead structure to tie onto the unit so that it can be stood up and turned around whilst working on it without the risk of it falling over (also won't take up as much room). Simon |
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