Yes, I don't feel that oxygen is coming inside... That is the problem...
No I don't have it...
Thank you,
Stanislav
Maybe the pump is for another gun, does it say Omer on top of the handle.
Don
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Sorry for hesitating you with this kind of questions....
Thank you, Stanislav
You removed the handle, screwed the pump in to the barrel inlet and feel no resistance after pumping?
Do you have a gauge to see how much air possibly in in gun already?....back tonight.
Don't worry about any questions, that's what this thread is about.... learning.
Cheers, Don
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The Airbalete is good with 20 to 30 Bar.
Cheers, Don
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Please guys, can you help me? I have bought airbalete 100 and I don't know how to use it, please, can you write small instruction, especially how to recharge it and how to look after for it... Because I think that can spoil it without professional help..... Thank you
After you use it you can lay it in the tub or pool and soak it a few mins to clear the salt crystals from the gun.
Try to get a airgauge to measure the tank pressure and pump it to spec if needed.Cheers, Don
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Please guys, can you help me? I have bought airbalete 100 and I don't know how to use it, please, can you write small instruction, especially how to recharge it and how to look after for it... Because I think that can spoil it without professional help..... Thank you
I 'll be back after a swim this this afternoon. Do you have the pump and loader?
You will have to use a punch ( or bar to drift the SS pin out of the handle to expose the air fill at the end of the barrel.
Have you used any spearguns before?
Cheers, Don
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Great report Dusty, happy to see DFG doing their job in the water. I hope they bust the A-hole poacher scum.
They give divers a bad name, poaching a lobster-men is like stealing from a guys family. Their job is already a ball buster and many go broke or make little when storms scatter their traps.Cheers, Don
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I still have one kicking around built like that, they work well for vac bagging as well. I like how he put his amigo's name on it.
Cheers, Don
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That made me feel good that you appreciate the good thing you have seeded here. I really feel you guys are like friends. I was a guy that pretty much kept to my self except face to face or on the phone with my friends.
I have learned a lot about community and kindness here. Thank's back at you Dan, your vision for a place like
''Cheers''..... where every body knows your name.All the best, Don
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Damn, looks professional. Awesome job.
Thanks buddy, it's going slow, as I put my boys baseball training first
....then there is the GF that wants Shite done in the backyard with me providing the free labor.;) She likes shoes, handbags,dancing and wine. I just want to buy a boat part every couple weeks.
Cheers, Don
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Trial fit the panel.
Sorry just saw the blurry image.Cheers, Don
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Will they enter the kelp?
Yes, when chasing a seal and feeding motivation is high, I have only seen one enter stringer kelp which had open areas.
They may do it on other occasions but I have no first hand knowledge.
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RIP
Are these attacks on the rise?
One would need to look back at the Shark Research Committee data, I personally don't study it closely anymore as it has me thinking more than I want to about GWS, yes I have chosen to live in denial lately.
I have copious notes going back to 1981 but quit doing it 5 years ago. White Sharks are protected here as they are many other places around the globe.The seal population here in Cali is on the rise so they have plenty to eat. Spearfishing and surfing are also on a upward curve, when the two intersect we will have more occurrences of sightings and unfortunately attacks on swimmers, divers and in this case, surfers.
The second week in Oct is when I am much more careful about where I dive. This personal precaution is based on my sightings and notes.
Don
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Looks good mate, but if you put that in the boot of a old car you'll never find it again.;)
Cheers, Don
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Way to go Ryan
That record will stand for some time... well done.Thanks Pugz for the great pictures and report mate, looks like a fun time and great BBQ.
Cheers, Don
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Badass. Really clean work man!
How many watts is the panel?
Max Panel rating is 45 Amps @ 12vDC
Each on the 6 Thermal trip breakers rate @ 15 Amps @ 12vDC (15a x 12 volts= 180 watts)
Water Resistant rating is IP67 ( 1 meter submersion for 30 min)I really like these Blue Sea panels, bulletproof construction and very well made.
Cheers, Don
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The Blue Sea switch/breaker panel getting wired.....yeah that's a solar panel in the background;).
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Put in some build time before the cold sake started flowing.
I'm just going to post some pics, will talk about it tomorrow.
Cheers, Don
