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From Vintage Scuba Enthusiasts
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If you have photos you would like to share of a dive experience using vintage scuba gear, please attach them in an email and send to dan@vintagescubasupply.com. Photos subject to approval.
 Vintage divers gathered from seven different states to dive two hose regulators in late August of 2004. |
 The divers met at Lake Wazee, a former quarry, near Black River Falls, Wisconsin. |
 Tim Donnay, left, and Jerry Lang, right, are testing out the waters of Lake Wazee on Saturday, August 28th. |
 The entire Wazee group gathered for the Saturday morning dive. Everyone used a double hose regulator for this event. |
 Ryan Spence travelled to Wazee all the way from Louisville, Colorado. He is using a La Spirotechnique Mistral. |
 Bryan Pennington, of Overland Park, Kansas, and Rob Studnicka of Ohio. Both flew in for the event. |
 Dan Barringer of Vintage Scuba Supply, Selma, OR, showing vintage Sea Hunt 16mm films. |
 Ryan Spence, wearing his authentic Cousteau team silver wet suit. The replica Cousteau style tank shroud and lighted helmet were made by Ryan himself. |
 Mike Follett, of Minneapolis, Minnesota under the clear waters of Lake Wazee. Visability was around 30 ft.and the water temperature was quite warm, around 60 degrees. |
 Frans Carlson of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, was generous to bring along his 1930's Miller Dunn "Divin Hood". It provided a unique experience for those divers willing to try it. |
 This group of dedicated vintage divers went down to 105 feet with a variety of two hose regulators. Visibility at 100 ft. depth was extraordinary - around 75 ft. |
 Frans Carlson, Grand Pooh-Bah of the Inland Divers Vintage Dive Club, and his Miller Dunn helmet sitting on the dock behind him. |
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