1. VIP
· Tanks
need maintenance
· Is your tank corroded around the valve stem?
Colored powdery substance - white, greenish or reddish-brown around the
threads means the different metals (a brass valve on an aluminum or steel
tank) are attacking each other. Salt buildup accelerates corrosion.
· Open the valve slightly and smell the air.
Any powder coming out or bad smells means your tank should be
immediately visually inspected and cleaned. Don't drain the air completely
out of your tank as moisture and salt can enter when the valve is open.
· Look at the O-ring seat for cracks and distortion.
Inspect the O-ring itself for tiny nicks and replace it. Be certain the valve
turns easily and true and is not bent.
· Annual
inspections are mandatory.
In order for your tank to be filled this test must be current. Tanks filled
frequently in salt air and tanks that discolor the sintered filter in the regulator
first stage should be visually inspected more often.
2. Hydro
· A hydro inspection is required every five years.
In order for your tank to be filled this test must be current.
Scuba Package
· Package includes - regulator, BC, wetsuit, two tanks & weights
· Gear can be rented separately.
· Prices are per weekend.
· Pickup Friday anytime and return Monday before 6:00 pm.
· Rent individual items for one week and pay only two days rental!