Title: Intro to Hooka!
Headings: 
The Air Compressor:
The Air Reserve Tank:
The Air Hose:
The Regulator:
The Harness:
Incidental Accessories,
Hoses, Hints & Precautions:
WARNING: CARBON MONOXIDE GAS
WHAT IS CARBON MONOXIDE GAS?
WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF CARBON MONOXIDE EXPOSURE?

Content: The regulator regulates the amount of air that is received by the diver each time he inhales. Because the divers nose is covered by his face mask, air must be inhaled through the divers mouth. There are two types of diving regulators, those designed for SCUBA use and those designed for Hookah applications. A SCUBA regulator is designed for use with SCUBA an air tank, and delivers maximum efficiency when operated at a pressure exceeding 100 p.s.i. They require a "first stage" valve assembly, attached to the SCUBA tank. The function of the first stage is to reduce the extremely high pressure of the air in the SCUBA tank from approximately 2,250 p.s.i. to approximately 180 p.s.i. This pressure then goes to the "second stage," which is the part that is worn in the diver's mouth. The second stage of a SCUBA regulator has a spring loaded "downstream" valve which delivers the correct