Bjorn Loftis Diving

Service day

It's a satisfying feeling to take rusted steel cylinders after a hydro and put them back into service as O2 clean cylinders, VIP'd and filled.

It takes acidic cleaner, ceramic media, tank tumblers, o2 safe rust inhibitors, and nitrogen to dry ... and all the tools for cleaning and rebuilding valves and VIP'ing the cleaned cylinder.

Great day getting it done today with Dave Frey.

(And we got 5 SEAC regulators cleaned and serviced in the down time while tumbling.)

A productive day!

Tomorrow - AN/Helitrox

Air quality tested... Oxygen cleaning cylinders tomorrow...

Great time with Adapt-Able Foundation yesterday.

Gas testing. Oxygen clean air.

I have the new Divesoft Echo Analyzer sets in stock. Both the galvanic cell and the solid state.

Consider this if you’d like to have a single analyzer that will measure helium, oxygen, carbon monoxide and connect to a Bluetooth printer to print your labels.

But the rubber duckies are free 🤣

Neoprene neck seal too large and leaking? No problem!

Cut, Glued, sewn with ladder stitch, and taped.

Ready to go!

If you are interested in Adaptive Scuba or being a buddy in Adaptive Scuba - I'm organizing an SDI Scubility Dive Buddy Course.

Please reach out if interested.

Awesome service from SEAC delivering service kits so quickly.

Now - I’ve got my work cut out for me!

SEAC Drysuits, custom XDeep Stealth Tec 2 Sidemount, and lots of Big Blue lights. Its’s a good day. 🤩

PSA...

If you own a Stealth 2.0 and have a hard time hitting that rear dump - make sure you do not have lazy hips / drooping knees.

Tightening the glutes and pulling your thighs into trim with your torso will not only get your fins up (avoid silting) but also bring the dump that much closer to your hands.

* Credit Andy Davis