635 litre U.S. Oxygen Cylinder. Weight: 6kg

The Mini Oxygen Unit (U.S. Standards) is cylinderless which takes the hassle out of air travel. It contains the same hardware as the Standard Unit (multifunction regulator, demand inhalator valve, clear Tru-Fit™ Mask, resuscitation mask, non-rebreather mask, valve-wrench/hand-wheel with chain, and a smaller Pelican® 1400 waterproof case. Fits in most airline overhead compartments and dive bags. Weight: 4.5kg

A thorough review of the 301 known diving and snorkelling related deaths in Australia between 1972-1993, including detailed incident reports, tables of relevant contributing factors and discussions about lessons to be learned from these deaths. 252 pgs This text is a must for all serious divers, instructors and dive physicians. “Douglas Walker has made available the history of diving fatalities in such a way that there can be no excuse for either diving instructors or physicians not to have learned from them” … Dr Carl Edmonds. Weight: 670g

The DAN AP Budget Oxygen Unit is a similar configuration to the DAN AP Mini Unit with cheaper demand valve and regulator. Weight: 1.8kg

Interesting and valuable reading for all divers. A review of the 92 diving and snorkelling-related deaths that occurred in Australia during the period 1994-1998. By Dr. Douglas Walker; softcover; 60 pages; 2002. Weight: 200g

The EMT-100 (including hose & mask) is a manually triggered ventilator which can be attached to a portable or central oxygen source. Weight: 1.5kg

Cylinder configured to meet Australian requirements. Weight: 6kg

This popular field guide for medical treatment of injuries by marine animals includes colour photographs to help with identification and first aid. By Carl Edmonds, M.D.; 276 pgs; softcover; 1995. Weight: 400g