This is what happens if you don't stow your scooter on a boat the correct way. Mine fell over on the trigger side and broke the screw tits off, there is no fixing it. I had to get a new top end. I replaced the top with an Apollo top end. $$$$ :-(
| The photos below are from my Dacor scooter, I have had it to a depth of 208 fsw and plan to take it deeper. | |
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This is what happens if you don't stow your scooter on a boat the correct way. Mine fell over on the trigger side and broke the screw tits off, there is no fixing it. I had to get a new top end. I replaced the top with an Apollo top end. $$$$ :-( |
All the pieces to the trigger. |
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| The trigger has a magnet on it which causes a reed switch to make contact inside the housing. | This is how I mark my batteries, so I can be sure I don't put a uncharged one in it. |
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| This is the reed switch inside the housing, there is no thru hull connections, the magnet causes the switch contact. | I used a yellow paint marker to mark the pitch settings so they are easier to see underwater. |
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| You need to check the hub O-rings after each dive to make sure you do not have a leak! | This is where I keep my chargers at , all together. |
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| This is what happens when fishing line makes it to the seal. | Here you can see that the seal spring has been broken. |
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| There you can see the fishing line next to the hub. | |