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Really simple to use. Only comment is whether the sliders are necessary - surely anyone is going to type in an actual value?

I've assumed Compass in left was for scootering. Like most things though, everything is a compromise, and while your computer needs to be instantly visible at all times during ascent / descent and the dive, the compass probably does not. Make a visual reference, swim to it, etc.

Keep it on your right and find a new instructor. Your rationale about keeping it visible during ascents makes far more sense than that weird airway theory he was promoting. Also stops you accidentally "signalling" when using a light on a goodman handle every time you want to check your computer.

Except that unlike using chainsaws, and your other example, scuba diving is highly ambidextrous. As many people have stated, the left hand is actually used for more activities than the right. From using the inflator, SPG, light head when using a goodman handle, valve drills being ambi. You've...

I notice everyone has latched onto the discussion on transmitter reliability, and not your constant gauge watching. While I always applaud divers who keep an eye on their gas (i've had several dives with people who didn't and suddenly are like "oh i've 30 bar left at 30m), you will certainly...

Was speaking with Dr Craig Challen the other day (one of the Thai cave resuers) and one of the questions I asked him was how they managed the child through a restriction. Turns out that they would go through first, turn around, reach back to grab them, and then swim with the child backwards. He...

There are some with a "central" inflator position which I imagine can be rotated. But seriously.. a person with less than 20 dives talking about changing the entire system to suit an imaginary problem that hasn't seemed to have affected millions of left handed divers before him.

Atomic DIN Conversion Kit for Brass Regulators Is that an easier option?

Out of curiosity, did you buy this 1st stage as part of a set from your LDS? I would have expected them to put it on a cylinder, and check the LP and HP pressures before shipping it.

Those bullbars look like a good idea. Saw someone wearing a Teric the other day and the black surround was pretty beat up. Cave diver.

You're talking about a pretty crappy weekend tabloid paper with circulation of 100k... it doesn't take much to get a "headline" in that paper the day before xmas if it involves sharks...

Here ya go

Is that you Rubens? I'm going to assume it is for now. I'm sorry if I said something that offended you. I thought that I was pretty clear that i had HEARD something and it might not be true. Literally last week someone in a dive store said that that you had stopped training, then I saw you...

I would normally said Rubens but I heard he has stepped away from training of late (that could be wrong). You don't have to train solely though CDAA - they do recognise certs from other agencies and allow a crossover. It may even be easier (and more fun) to jump on a plane to to Mexico. Better...

I assume they work fine Back-kick given the design?

No but you might gag on it.

Why does a technical instructor with thousands of deep deco dives get bent on a shallow rec dive? We just simply don't understand why sometimes people get unexpected hits.

I find my Bare 5mm comparable to my SP 7/5 in warmth. I'd assume the Bare 7mm would be warmer.

Best Cenote Dives Private tours only so you will never end up with insta buddies ruining your dive. And no more expensive.

Amazing video. You captured what I remember but can never manage to film.