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"Scott Bemis" wrote in message om... Thanks for the tips for not create "negative pressure" in drybags, assuming that I could find purge valves to purge the excess air from a dry bag. I still would like to incorporate purge valves in my homemade drybags. End Try a manufacturer of scuba diving drysuit valves, and use an automatic cuff-dump valve. The Apeks ones are good, small and reliable, and easy to install. Here is a source in theUK http://www.divebooty.co.uk/equipment...ls.asp?pid=276 but for USA I'd suggest trying rec.scuba.equipment and I'm sure they'll be able to help. Cheers David M |
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