"Build Your Own Hooka" book on Ebay

[rgecy]

Has anyone ever purchased this book?? I am interested in building my own and just wanted to know what you guys thoughts were.? I know we have had several topics on this before, but its hard to bring it to resolution without some definate plans.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW

Thanks,

Robert in SC

[Dinkydick]

RGcey:

What do you want to know about HOOKA gear?

Dinkydick

[rgecy]

Dinkydick,

I want a fool-proof plan to build my own Hookah Rig!? We have had discussions on another thread but its kind of piece mill.? I need a step by step plan including parts and supplier list.

Thanks for your help,

Robert in SC

[Teburshock]

Hi Guys, Me too wants to know about hooka.

I've try searching in google. I've got weird ans. try it you'll know what I mean.

Teburshock

[rgecy]

I got some wierd sites as well. I have seen it spelled "Hooka" and "Hookah". Which is right? I believe "Hookah" is correct. This is the way I have seen it in most books and sites. If you search for "Hooka", you get a bunch of pot smoker bong sites!

Robert in SC

[Copper]

I've never purchased this book nor built one of these but I'm in the market for such equipment.

Those tanks and all that weight are a pain in swimming area shallow water and the hunting takes time. Swimming holes are some of the hot-spots left today.

Maybe I'll start looking into it.? I just need to remember not to mount the exhaust pipe too near the intake valve? :P

[Dinkydick]

To all you guys that want information on building a HOOKAH rig:

Most of my diving in the past has been when using a portable compressor. I have built many but, with the liability problems we are all experiencing I am somewhat hesitant to give out building particulars.
If you are really qualified as SCUBA divers and would like to build a working portable compressor send me a PM with your phone number included. They are not cheap but, they last a long time. I used one for 10 years.

One requirement I have for any portable compressor is that it be powered with a Honda motor. I have tried all the other brands and if you really want a dependable air source Honda power is the only way to go.

If you are handy with tools and building things they should be no problem. They are not real cheap.

I can offer many suggestions for different set-ups. I have to take some pictures of my set-up. I don't use floating unattended diving compressors. I believe they are very dangerous. I can also offer plans for communications.

Let me know.

Dinkydick

[Carl-NC]

Robert,

I have a copy of that book somewhere around here. Haven't looked at it in a while, but I recall that it was pretty good, and had a fair number of sources for parts & such. Written by Andy Sabisch, I think. The book now being sold is a newer version than mine, so it will probably have updated sources.

- Carl

[seal]

Sorry about this but what exactly is a hooka??

[Copper]

Anyone know of a good supplier for commercially made Hookah's?

My work has been keeping me so busy I'm not going to have time for do-it-yourself.

Copper

[zeuss69]

Try keen engineering i have a t8o air compresser and hookah on my dredge.But my dredge is not a keen so it did not come on it i added it later.Get a 5.5 motor and a t80 withair filter and 30 ft air line.Make sure you get diving air line not the kind at auto store it can kill you.I have keen air line.

[Copper]

Thanks much