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Zoals Bart al aangeeft zal het zeker met de situatie op de dag zelf te maken hebben. Normaal stond dit ook zeker niet op het programma maar door de sterke stroming/slecht zicht was de keuze beperkt. Als je bewust naar Lot gaat voor Truffe dan zijn er denk ik betere oplossingen dan met een...

Er was dit najaar veel water overlast. Wel tof om de ingang van Truffe is te zien. In september ben ik met wat moeite binnen geraakt met een D12 maar tot net na de ingang was er zeker 10cm zicht 😂

Barrage de leau d’Heure, niet in NL en misschien wat uit de richting maar wel tof met DPV.

Kubi tijd, of een ander merk natuurlijk. Droge handschoenen zijn zalig onderwater, altijd lekker warm en veel meer gevoel dan wanneer je dikke neopreen handschoenen aan hebt.

Their mood is definitely a factor that might give you hard times. My partner and I never had real issues. Once I packed a spool in the carry on, by accident, they did ask about it but after explaining what is was and telling them friendly I could leave it behind it was ok and I could take it...

You can try Lot fillingstation, they are friendly people. https://lotfillingstation.eu/

Yes, you need to much BO if you swim it. According to your profile you did get past the corcscrew, that’s realy nice with C1 limits.

Landenouse is deep at the end aswell but indeed it’s a realy nice cave and you can get far without going to deep.

After 950m you go below 30meter, that isn’t soon. You might think about saint sauveur, after 200meter you reach 70meter. But yes contact Oli, conditions aren’t great atm but he knows where to go.

I’m new to ccr, almost 1 year or 70 hours, so I try to get as much time in as possible. For simple dives after work, lazy days or last minute decisions I tend to fall back to OC. It’s so much faster to prepare and clean up compared to CC. Doing a week of cave diving atm, by the time me and my...

There are in most cases 2 guides at the lob. During day dives they are in the water and you can follow them. They don’t go in the water for the night dives.

Its a 10/11 hour drive to Lot, flying with all the gear isn’t fun, from belgium. You won’t do it often but the times you do is definitely worth it. Many people you see there don’t life nearby but like mentioned above, there are mines all over Europe and you can practise in open water.

aslong as it is better at the end of September it’s all fine :D

If you get cold easily and decide to go for a drysuit, I’m pretty sure you will use it a lot. You will start to do all dives, you would normally do in a semidry, in a drysuit.

I understand they want some proof but shouldn’t some pictures be ok? I can’t imagine many people have a drysuit card. Almost everyone I know dives dry but nobody has a card for it. What’s next needing a card to be able to dive with a BP/W or to use a smb?

Using 30 aswell but more and more people around me are changing to higher numbers.

Nothing is exclusive and ofcourse during the predive check you tell others what is in what pocket, but if everyone does the same it’s easier when you need help. Safety right is very common because if you need a backup you can reach it without having stages in its way.

If you don’t feel comfortable diving on 3rds then do 4ths? If that’s not enough gas go full cave and take stages to drop :)

In all the time I spend diving with my JJ I never had to BO. and that’s over more then 15! Hours :D

LOB on the Redsea costs like less then half of other destinations. Many started to give free nitrox so people wouldn’t dive to deep. Lots of Cmas people that go way beyond the 40m limit otherwise :)