Dive Alert Plus

[ScubaToys Larry]

Originally Posted by WaScubaDude

Was hoping that someone would know for sure about the difference between the hp and lp hose draining the tank.

Oh, I know for sure! But I don't want to give away the end of the movie!

[WaScubaDude]

Great vid! U R right, shoulda watched it to the end the 1st time.

Is the pool on site at ST?

[ScubaToys Larry]

Originally Posted by WaScubaDude

Great vid! U R right, shoulda watched it to the end the 1st time.

Is the pool on site at ST?

Yup.. that's where we do out training....

[Chilkie]

Originally Posted by Tekdivr

Note: PLEASE ONLY USE FOR AN EMERGENCY AS THE NOISE IT MAKES IS ANNOYING.
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--Zeagle Eagle

My biggest problem with the device is having it in the hands of someone who abuses it underwater. From a safety standpoint, it can be invaluable. Put in the wrong hands,it can be the most annoying thing on the planet. These things work very well above and below the surface. I was on a liveaboard once,for a week, where a guy had one and signaled his buddy everytime he wanted his attention. All I wanted to do was to swim up from behind and slice his LPI hose in half! If purchased, please treat as an emergency signaling device. With my experience of the aforementioned trip, I probably wouldn't of responded to the guy if he needed help. How do you know if the boy is crying wolf at that point?? By all means, if you find it necessary to purchase one use it for it's intended purpose. This would be an "emergency" signaling device.Stick with a tank banger if you see something cool that needs to be shared with someone. Okay, I'll get off my soapbox now.

Totally agree with you on this one. I have a dive alert solely for emergency situations. I do not use it otherwise.
They really are invaluable as safety devices.

[KE5AFU]

Just wondering, did I miss the video of the Dive Alert Plus sounding above / underwater?