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wow the knowledge of some board members is amazing

DIR is a very well thought out way to dive. It focuses on the key elements that ensure that every dive is a safe dive. From planning, buddy focus, fitness, mental conditioning to equipment configuration. It's well worth looking into, they offer many things to learn from.

well said Mo2vation, there is no issue in having a computer on your wrist, I use two. But when doing deco dives the profile is more square than 'V' shapes so the idea of bottom time then accent time to give you a total run time would be correct. But if you are diving in such a way that you would...

Welcome, it's a great way of life. It introduces you to great friends and it is the ultimate way to forget about work and the stress of normal life.

I too wanted to gain more information about tech diving and tried to find books about it not so easy in Singapore, but I enjoyed the Cave divers as it covers a lot of history and is easy and fun to read. But then at some point it makes sense to take the plunge and do the course, I learnt...

I use a Stinger as my main BT and was using a Mosquito as my backup but as it doesn't have a true guage mode it gave me errors but still tracked my time and depth. And the Stinger doubles as a very good single gas dive computer, working with all mixes that you would use on single gas dives.

I think it would be my buddy's regulators, as if mine were to fail or a valve get stuck then I would be looking for her regulator.. I know it's not my equipment but it is there for me in an OOA situation.

Lets hope it all comes together so you can go diving soon. If this is your first BP/W set up then you are in for a treat. It's a great way to dive, at first it may take extra time above water but the real pay off is underwater where the tank is one with your body and doesn't move, the same can...

Some great photos, and good quality links. Just not sure about the music. But well done.

Here is the image The Last Supper after cleaning 1498 Tempera on plaster 460 x 880 cm (15 x 29 ft.) Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie (Refectory), Milan

First...Dude...this is a painting.Yep it's a painting, but then the images on the dollar bill are drawings right. But this painting is used as proof of the last supper combined with the reports from the "disiples" Second...which of the numerous Mary's are your referencing? Mary Magderline...

Now are you sure about them all being men? Take a close look at the figure to the (viewers) left of Jesus and ask your self if it's a woman? Note the shapes on the chest and the long flowing hair - some believe this is Mary. As both Jesus and Mary were decended from royal blood. They as a...

if it works .. it works ... maybe the turtles are ment to be

welcome, I'm sure there are divers from where you are... . as there are divers all around this great planet. Enjoy.

Thanks for the update. And it did make me visit the Apeks site .. havn't been there in a while.

Do you find that any trip a friend mentions .. you think about if they have diving there and how you can arrange the trip to do some diving. I found myself thinking about what sort of diving I could do when a friend mentioned we should visit Japan. Gets kind of hard to think about spending...

I was wondering about the handle on these tourches, it's it good for holding onto? and what do you do to attach it to your BC? Is there any connectors, as the image I saw looked like you couldn't attach anything to secure it?

Does this mean that I can convert my Apeks to DIN? Not that I need to as most tanks are set for yoke in asia. but for the future when I buy more for the twins and stage bottles.

I hear you ,.... don't think I've ever been so interested in chemistry, gas absorbation, maths, and human body functions than since I started diving and tech diving.

Congrats SeaJay, it is always nice to hear positive stories, too oftern they are sad stories. Well done on the return to shore and being able to assist and giving up your time. Wear the jacket with pride, as not many people give without wanting in return.