If you are finished diving for the year and need anything inspected or serviced, get it done before it's put away. No sense storing tanks with moisture in them, or regs with salt and corrosion growing inside.
This way you know they are clean and dry, lubricated, and ready to dive as soon as the lid comes off the water in the spring. And theres no waiting for the annual spring rush to get them serviced.
As others have said, make sure anything made of rubber is completely dry and try to store it in a cool dry place with some air movement. Ozone will destroy your seals in about a month so stay away from electric motors and florescent lights.
__________________
 One stop professional dive gear service.
|