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    Why breathe from a long hose?

    That is not the case for me; I am comfortable pulling the reg out of my mouth. As I stated in my original post, the main tenet I have been taught (and believe) is that your safety is #1. Removing the regulator from your mouth does not make you safer. So far I have had no problems using my...
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    Coastal Cleanup Day September 19, 2009

    Last week I dove the Wharf for the Coastal Cleanup and didn't see anything like the bowl you described. There wasn't much trash for the first 300'-400' of the Wharf, under pilings. We were told not to go too far out since a boat was unloading sardines. Ben
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    Kayak vs. Inflatable diving

    Kayak diving is a lot more work that it looks. In addition to the obvious of getting the boat off the car, and to the waterline, and paddling to the site there is more time spent handling your equipment. You have to stow all your equipment so none is lost in the transit to and from the site...
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    Why breathe from a long hose?

    First, Kenn you are correct in that I'm not questioning the length of the hose but why donate the primary. And second, I'm quoting Mr DIR on his reason to donate the primary ("because you know it works"), it's not because I don't think my regulator is faulty. From what I have read, some...
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    Why breathe from a long hose?

    I’m not trying to start a DIR-bashing thread but I have been considering taking the Fundies or the Essentials class (and watching that thead) but I have a problem with the long hose requirement. The way I understand it, you donate the regulator you are breathing from because you know it’s...
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    What do these swell numbers say (or not)?

    I wrote something a while back to help people understand the underlying physics of waves. The information won’t help too much in making a decision if diving McAbee is a good idea after reading the forecast but it will help in understanding some of the details like the difference between wind...
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    Finding the deeper Metridiums near the Breakwater

    There is a map in the files section of ba_diving on Yahoo groups. You must register to access it though (but it's free). Look in the "San Carlos Cove (Breakwater" directory. It's a pretty thorough navigational map of the whole Breakwater area. I have created a 3D view of Breakwater and...
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    Calling Monterey shore divers

    Kenn, If Guy hasn't gotten back to you, I can give you the GPS data. I have been working with him on his mapping project and have all the coordinates. I compared your map to mine and your are pretty much on where the pipe lies. On another note, to complement your printable maps, I have just...
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