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Mossyback · 13th February 2008, 19:43

This is an interesting thread. As I'm flying to the Bahamas with my IDA-71 in less than a month, I'm trying to find the safest way to get it there and back.

I was skeptical re: the fish tote but Dave's convinced me. The clincher was the fact that you can test for leaks right in the tote itself rather than hanging over the side of the dive boat.

I just called Wilcox Marine and the person I talked to was most helpful. They currently don't have lids so he suggested I call Ropak since I'm in Canada. I tracked down a Ropak office in Oakville Ontario and called them. They'll get back to me with a distributor where hopefully I can buy one.

I'll post back here when I get a reply in case there are some other "Canucks" that would like a source.

Hank

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Mossyback Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Home Build Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Southern Ontario, Canada Posts: 109	Re: Shipping Crates/Cases This is an interesting thread. As I'm flying to the Bahamas with my IDA-71 in less than a month, I'm trying to find the safest way to get it there and back. I was skeptical re: the fish tote but Dave's convinced me. The clincher was the fact that you can test for leaks right in the tote itself rather than hanging over the side of the dive boat. I just called Wilcox Marine and the person I talked to was most helpful. They currently don't have lids so he suggested I call Ropak since I'm in Canada. I tracked down a Ropak office in Oakville Ontario and called them. They'll get back to me with a distributor where hopefully I can buy one. I'll post back here when I get a reply in case there are some other "Canucks" that would like a source. Hank __________________ "Be the kind of person your dog thinks you are."
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