how to use Scuba Diver Signal Tube Marker Buoy with Inflator &amp; Safety Whistle
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At the 3 minute safety stop the safety marker should be deployed. The signal tube is bound by a velcro strap, so just undo so that the marker can be unravelled. There is a spring loaded nozzle that has to be pushed in to either release the air or to inflate. Push in the nozzle, take your regulator out of your mouth, instead of exhaling out your regulator blow into the nozzle to inflate, put regulator back in mouth to get more air in your lungs, repeat until unflated.
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Hello, Every Wahoo Inflatable SUP and Kayak come with a manual inflation pump with an easy to read gauge. We also sell a 2-stage electric pump that allows you to inflate our 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you for your interest and we look forward to adding you to our growing list of customers.Wahoo Inflatables
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Blow it up/fill it with Air and then waive it in the air to signal the dive boat to pick you up.
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Where the air tubes connect to the air pump there's a dual connector that should have little closure wheels that you need to turn to open the lines, don't ask which way is open and which is closed I'm not even sure. I try to remember righty tighty, lefty loose-y, but what you really need to do is play around with it.
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I purchased mine a long time ago, so I dont recall if there was instructions. Its pretty easy to install and use. I connected it to the tank and the top guage shows your line pressure and the guage on the side shows how much co2 you have left in your tank. I used mine for my home kegerator and it is much more effective than the single guage unit that came with the kegerator.
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its an hr valve, see here, http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?i=39403 and here, http://www.halkeyroberts.com/products/inflation/boat-valves/690-nsbvg-boat-valve.aspx, they're slick in how they work just don't loose the adapter, cause then you're probably screwed.
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I haven't actually used it yet on a dive but it appears that it will stand if you have some tension on a line attached to it. It has a plastic clip on the bottom end so you can attache a string. If you are on the surface you'll need to hold it, there isn't any weight on the end. It is however a sealed tube and won't deflate if laid over.
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The compressor should work fine for blowing out lines. you can set the pressure using the regulator based on your plastic water line ratings. It has quick connect fittings so you can buy an appropriate adapter for your use.
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K-Pump sells a pressure gauge for inflatables. The standard gauge description states it fits a variety of valves, including the Summits found on the Colorado XT. I have not purchased the gauge but I did buy the K-100 pump and carry it on the boat. The pump fits in the side bag and is perfectly adequate to top off a pontoon. In fact, it works so well, I have used it to inflate a pontoon from flat to full in a minute or two. You can even inflate while on the water, just don't get any water inside your valve.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJiXwfJuwag Best video at describing all the peripherals out there available. Then depending what you want you can search for the right setup. What is showing is the one with the structure scan. Not sure what you mean about 180 degree though? I use mine for finding wrecks for diving...works great!
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There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it... » Read More There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. « Show Less
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I bought this as a birthday gift for my husband who uses it on his johnboat. He says you have to have the transducer in the water in order for it to get a read. Hope that helps!
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Yes, this will work with any marker that has the standard CO2/Compressed Air tank connector.
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See the handle hanging (lowest item in the photo) that is attached by a line to a small cylinder of air. You have to pull that handle to set off the air that inflates the vest. It is category III lifevest:" Good for calm, inland waters, or where there is a good chance for fast rescue." I was a little disappointed that the makers of these vests are not required to state that in their advertisements. I bought mine for offshore kayaking, and I really should have purchased a more expensive model. If you are doing any river rafting I would recommend something that does not require manual inflation. If you accidentally bump your head, you may be incapable of igniting this device. Good luck.
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There is no gauge included with the supplied pump. That said, there is no threat of over-inflating with the foot-pump provided. It is simply not capable of of producing a PSI level high enough to damage the boat.
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You have to press down in the white area of the inflating tube. This can be done using the cap. Just the cap tab inside and push down.
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the whistle is super easy to use (above water that is and if the wind is blowing in your favor). The SMB is a lot more complicated especially if you are underwater and dealing with an emergency. You have to press down on the mouthpiece while blowing in so you have to take your reg out of your mouth, hold down the device to let the air in while you blow, put your regulator back in your mouth breath in and repeat.