H2Odyssey is proud to unveil the Pulsar, the latest in its family of redundant air systems. The Pulsar is the world’s first environmentally sealed, balanced diaphragm first stage that is made to thread into any standard tank, from 4 cu ft to 120 cu ft. (patent pending).

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This innovative design eliminates the need for a tank valve, thus reducing the bulk, weight, and one possible point of failure for your redundant air system. The Pulsar features 2 HP ports and 4LP ports and an easy grip on/off valve. It is used in our EAS3 hand off system with a 6 cu ft bottle, or mounted RAS 3 system that utilizes any size tank you desire. Options include an easily seen mini pressure gauge, with or w/out mini SPG hose; quick disconnect hoses for LP and HP, and it can be filled via YOKE, DIN, or STATION fillers. For a dealer near you, please check out our web site at www.h2odyssey.com or call one of our friendly customer service representatives at the following number: 760-599-4097 

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New swim suit gives a speed advantage 
The Speedo LZR Racer swimsuit is making such a splash at the swimming championships in Manchester, England that US head coach Mark Schubert believes every record in the sport could fall at the Beijing Olympics. 

Since the suit was unveiled in February, 19 long-course world records have been set and four short-course records. The new Speedo suit has been worn in all but one of the 23 records. 

There have been complaints from swimmers who are not using the material but so far swimming's world governing body has decided not to ban the new high-tech suit, despite claims of buoyancy and "technological doping" by some. 

NASA was involved in designing the LZR, and Speedo claims it makes swimmers go 2% faster.