No, not for sale, just organizing.

[scubalawyer]

So I've been promising my wife for a few years that I'd clean out the garage and organize my dive gear better. This morning I find the following regs (and project regs) piled up on a towel in the dining room and she informs me that this was the loose stuff that was laying around and that I had a choice, 1. Put it somewhere out of the way and out of sight, or 2. (well we won't mention #2).... She suggests putting the regs in the two floor to ceiling cabinents at the end of the garage but I can't very well tell her, "no, those are full of other regulators and other very important dive stuff..." Alas, I am cleaning the garage today.

[nikeajax]

Gee-whiz Mark, lookin' at all yer gear I don't feel so bad about my collection any more: seein' as that's only a portion of it

JB

[sitkadiver]

What really gets my butterflies to fluttering are those chrome tinnerman clamps on the blue Voit. They seem to be getting harder to find.

Thanks for sharing, that's a nice collection.

[scubalawyer]

Mar 10, 2020 11:32:45 GMT -8 sitkadiver said:

What really gets my butterflies to fluttering are those chrome tinnerman clamps on the blue Voit. They seem to be getting harder to find.

Thanks for sharing, that's a nice collection.

Thanks. You should see what's in the rest of my dive locker(s). Interestingly, there is a company in Los Angeles that makes chrome tinnermans to this day. However, they refuse to sell them retail or wholesale (even if you have a resale license). The ONLY people they sell to are companies who integrate the tinnermans as component parts in whatever product they are manufacturing. Apparently there is a name for this type of seller but it currently escapes me. A very nich market indeed. I found this out when I called them a few years ago begging and pleading for a couple of tinnermans. They wouldn't tell me who their customers are either. Drat! Oh well. Makes my Voits all the more valuable.