Dive Air

Thank you to all of my past customers. The Dive Shop is now closed.
I still have a few pairs of fins, some regulators and a couple of BCDs. If you're interested in any remaining gear call me on 0407724855.

Thanks to everyone who bought dive gear from me during the clearance sale. Most of the kit is now gone however I still have:

New gear:
Cressi Frog fins 3 pairs $70 each
Apollo Bio Fin (1 x Large, 1 x XL) $175 each
Glide fins 5 pairs $75
Snorkelling Fins from 10 pairs $20 each
Snorkels $20
Oceanic BCD Small $300
Aqualung Rogue BCD, medium, with weight pockets, SMB holder and SMB $750
Oceanic CDX (DIN) with Alpha 10 2nd stage $550
Predator regulator set $550
2 x 2nd stages with swivel, whip, non return valve, Tema connection $350 each
Boots $20
LP and HP hoses $30
16mm spearfishing gun rubber 5m with 5 bridles $120

2nd hand gear:-

Fins from $10
Snorkels from $5
BCDs $20
Boots $5
Computer $40
8 x Boxes of assorted 1st, 2nd stage stage regulators, hoses, gauges, cylinder valves, etc $200 for all of them

I'm away this weekend, back on Monday 26.

10/16 Charlton Court Woolner
0407724855

Dive Air is having a massive clearance sale on Saturday 17 September starting at 9.30 am.

All shop stock will be sold at vastly reduced prices.

All new:-
Dive Masks from $50
Fins from $20
Snorkels from $15
BCDs from $450
Regulators from $500
15m hose with 1st and 2nd stage regs - ideal for cleaning or anti fouling your boat - $450
Boots from $20
Cressi Computers from $300
Knives, hoses, pouch weights, integrated weights, fin straps, mask cleaner and a whole lot more.

As to ex rental gear:-
Dive Masks from $10
Fins from $20
Snorkels from $5
BCDs from $50
Regulators from $100
Boots from $520
Computers from $50
Boxes of assorted 1st stage regulators $50
Boxes of 2nd stage regulators $20
Heaps of boxes of mixed regs $50
Boxes of cylinder valves (10 per box) $50
12v Powerdive system $700
Weight belts with 4 weights each $60 per belt

10/16 Charlton Court Woolner
0407724855

I'm taking a mini break next week so the dive shop will be closed from tomorrow, Friday, through to Monday 8th August. If there is anything urgent please call me on 0407724855.

31 August 22 - Contents of the dive shop for sale - $20000+GST

It’s unfortunate, but it seems that no one wants to buy the Dive Shop in Darwin as a going
concern. To me it still seems like a pretty good little sideline business that could have been
grown into something much bigger, especially given the lack of any kind of opposition for a
few thousand kilometers.
I’m still going travelling though so now I’d like to offer the entire contents of the dive shop
for $20000 +GST

What you’d get for your money is:

Air
Bauer Capitano 330Bar compressor with fill panel, custom made frame and 2 G cylinders
Two tower filtration system
Nitrox capable (twin analyser, gauges, regulators) but this has never been used
18 dive cylinders – mix of steel and aluminium, some 207Bar others 240Bar, most in test

Hire
3 sets of hire regs
10 hire BCDs and a multitude of fins, masks, boots, weight belts, weights
Powerdive hire unit

Shop
Fins, masks, snorkelsBCDs, computers, regulators, stinger suits, boots, knives, torches,
weight belts, weights, hoses, fin and mask straps, mouthpieces, inflators, spearfishing
equipment – you get the picture.
Shop Fittings

Workshop
Full set of service equipment, enough to service and repair most makes of gear.
Service books
140 service kits for various popular regulators
Ultrasonic cleaner
Pressure pot
Regulator test equipment
Custom made service bench
O Rings by the hundreds
Lubricants and cleaning fluids
Workshop benches
Boxes of 2nd hand spare parts

I Don’t want to split it up and you’d need to take it all away from its current location.
Please contact me if you‘d like more information.

The dive season is well underway. Some reports of good vis out in the harbour these past few dive weekends. Time to dust off your dive gear and get it in here for service.

If you haven't got any of your own gear then you can hire a set from the Dive Shop or I have new regs, BCDs, fins, masks etc.

The Dive shop also has a selection of pre-loved dive gear for sale - regs and BCD's - all of which would be fully serviced before delivery.

For the spearfishers, the Dive Shop stocks guns, rubber, bridles, floats. etc.

Air fills are $25 ($30 for a 300Bar fill) and cylinders can be hired for $30 per day.

Call the dive shop on 0407724855 or drop by - open Mon - Thursday 10 to 4.00 and Sat 10 to 4.00

The Dive Shop will be closed from today through to Tuesday 19 April. If there is anything really urgent then please call Todd on 0401751651.
The Dry season is just around the corner, if you have dive gear to service then please bring it in from 18th April.

Time to get your dive gear serviced

We're well into 2022 now and heading towards the Dry Season. Given covid restrictions seem to be easing a bit, now would be a great time to get your dive gear serviced.

Remember, as well as repairs and maintenance Dive Air also provides air fills, hire equipment and new equipment from all the major brands.

We're open Monday to Thursday, 10am to 4.30pm and Saturdays from 10am to 4.00pm.

Give Dive Air a call on 0407724855 to book your gear in.

I-124 WWII Japanese Submarine

Great bit of animation, ably narrated by Dave Steinberg ( State Maritime Archaeologist for the Northern Territory Government), highlighting the wreck of the I-124 a Japanese minelaying submarine sunk not far outside Darwin harbour in 1942. The sub went down with all 80 crew onboard - there were no survivors.

For those of you who don't know about this historic wreck this short video will give you some very interesting information. The submarine is sitting at about 46m but is not a dive site.

If you would like to hear the full story of the sinking of the sub and subsequent salvage attempts, Dr Tom Lewis has a great book on the subject - Darwin's Submarine 1-124: The Story of a Covert Japanese Squadron Waging a Secret Underwater War Against Northern Australia

Virtual dive on the wreck of I-124, a WWII Japanese submarine, off Darwin Harbour, Australia The I-124 Japanese submarine was sunk off Darwin Harbour, Australia, on the 20 of January 1942. This VR experience demonstrates a recent multibeam sonar sur...