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How does one make a hookah?

instead - alot cheaper and alot lighter and easier to get in and out off the water with
This is one a guy in Key Largo made - It is what I will try next - been wanting to do what he did for years
My hookah cost over $1200 and weighs over 150 lbs with battery and accessories
 
Mine weighs 110 pounds and is good for 2.5 hours how much time would you get with that setup. Dan
 
The HydroAir seems like the ticket for me and I am on the verge of punching that ticket before good weather hits.

What amperage batteries do you use?

aj
 
I'm using Odyssey PC1500/34 they are AGM 68 amp batteries I have two so swap them when one goes low but good for 2.5 hours each. I use PowerSnorkel Hookah after buying I took the unit in to get the most power I could find, that battery fits without the plastic hold down on there is just enough clearance. The PowerSnorkel is rated at 25 amp hour. I'm only going 10-15 feet but the unit is rated for 40 feet one diver 20 feet 2 divers. Dan
 
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