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At 9:46am on May 29, 2011, Jerry Neff said…: Hi Doug The helmet is called a Neff-Ducey. In 1965 my then tender and my self designed and built this helmet. My diving career was about to come to an end due to hand jetting ear infections. Joe Savoie had invented the first light weight diving helmet but at that time he had stopped building them. So Mike and I decided to build our own. Historical Diving Society has these and other diving helmets listed under modern diving. Thanks for asking. Jerry

At 2:48am on May 19, 2011, paramjitsinghsoor said…: hi smith how r you i am paramjitsingh soor IMCA diver from south africa .i am working now dubai as a asistance supervisor ..but i want to come in canada do you help me for it pls this is frount off you my humble request pls don,t ignore and help me i am verry thinkfull to you ..

At 8:37am on April 27, 2011, Rick Thomas said…: Hi Doug, no problem, this site is like that; friends first! Glad you like Desco's restoration; I was impressed with their craftsmanship...

At 7:16am on January 17, 2011, Tony Groom said…: Doug

I'm really glad you enjoyed DIVER. The new one has only been out a few weeks and its going really well. Have a look at my web site. www.deep-sea-diving.com

Tony

At 6:01am on January 17, 2011, Tony Groom said…: Doug

Which one are you reading?

TG

At 9:35am on October 14, 2010, Rodney Hall said…: We practiced that in school so I was used to it. With the mixed-gas rig we had a small pulley to keep the hat off our shoulders while sitting standby.

At 11:58am on October 13, 2010, Rodney Hall said…: Yes, it is...back in 1980 as a standby diver doing pier inspections in Diego Garcia!

At 10:26am on September 5, 2010, Toby Dodd said…: just posted that video of us at longhorn dam with the news crew

At 8:50pm on August 29, 2010, Toby Dodd said…: Austin news thought we were a big deal just inspecting the dam

At 11:07am on July 31, 2010, Jim Boyd said…: Didn't have to chop a h*** in the ice on the pool, did ya? ;)

JB

At 1:57pm on July 30, 2010, Clint Curtiss said…: Doug. Thank you, the truck is one of my own I have modified for diving and ROV operations.

At 5:34pm on April 12, 2010, Dr Jeff Zhang said…: Hi Doug, the Comm hat 1 looks good, what's the different with S 17 or S 37. Recently my divers use the S 37. Jeff

At 10:51am on November 24, 2009, Andrej Gajic said…: Hi Doug, nice to meet you ! Sure I have, I`m official tester of the Dinosphere diving helmet, and the helmet is designed and created (made) by my great friend Dino Matkovic from island of Korcula, Croatia. I`m just preparing a few articled about this helmet... :) Keep you updated buddy, OK ? Best wishes from Bugojno town, Bosnia and Herzegovina !

At 9:28am on October 30, 2009, Ed Shippen said…: 3 others were made from my mold and design; mine the only one with regulator added

At 9:51am on September 21, 2009, Dive Diva said…: Well the water filled liner was a disaster waiting to happen from the start. It's a perfect example of what happens when engineers, not divers try to "improve" the equipment. The liner held nearly 2 gallons (16 lbs) of water, just imagine what would have happened if it leaked while the diver was using it! not to mention it would freeze in cold water applications, all that frozen around the divers face, brrrr.

Do you have the original oral-nasal for it? they're rare today. The original was very wide with a sweet smell to it.