Quote: (Originally Posted by
Scuba_Vixen)

All that not withstanding, here's a pic of an intrpid DIYer with a DIY scooter project built with about a $25 budget. It actually worked.
Darlene
Is it electric?
I fully agree that a DIY DPV is a hard one, at least if it is going to be cheaper, reliable and capable of any depth. Abandoned my DIY DPV plans very early and bought a second hand Scubapro DPV for 400$ to play with instead.
But since tinkering and playing around is always fun I made a very DIY penumatic DPV. With a nozzel running either from a SCUBA-cylinder or a CO2-exstinguisher. Not very practical, not much range/speed and only for shallow playing. It sure was noisy and making bubbles...Will try to dig out some photos. Even thought about fitting a prop to a pneumatic tool...but I was not quite ready for the Darwin awards so that never happened.