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Like any dive you need to measure out your risk and way them and decide is it worth it. At best diving a Po2 of 1.6 ( 21%) you would still be limited to 218 feet. So to awnser your question 220 feet okay... NO!

Cool... We have so far 150 liers on the board and 16 who don't lie but too embarrassed to admit it. YES I PEE in my Wet Suit.. occasionally in my dry suit too.. But that is from a gear malfunction :D

We where in Aruba back in 2007.. Stayed at the Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort right on Pelican Pier. We dove with Unique water sports i belieave it was called. I also did a snorkeling day with my wife ( none diver) and we snorkeled two locations one was on the Antila ( GREAT DIVE/ and Snorkel...

I personally don't noticed a difference going from Luxfer or Catalinas. a AL40 is great for just simple NDL dives and i am looking to carry higher O2 for just the fact of coming out of the water feeling that much better. Any deco i will be on a AL80, just don't find the Al40 has what i...

It does look like a juvenile Zebrasoma xanthurum ( Yellow tail Tang )

Might want to start your own thread, not to highjack this thread... as your needs are going to be completely different than the OP's.

Where abouts in Ontario are you? I can not comment on those regs as i have not dove them, however i find many up here prefer the Apex Ds4( first stage ) tX50 (second stage) combos. I dive them in our waters year round.

CD it is, its called "closed circuit rebreather diver" however when you click on it nothing happens.. Then below it is the MOD2 course. And its actualy 70 feet max depth http://www.iantdcourses.com/iantd-open-water-closed-circuit-rebreather-diver-course.php

CD it is, its called "closed circuit rebreather diver" however when you click on it nothing happens.. Then below it is the MOD2 course. And its actualy 70 feet max depth http://www.iantdcourses.com/iantd-open-water-closed-circuit-rebreather-diver-course.php

Deep air diving on a CCR.. Humm.. Funny thing is my buddy claims he gets narked easier on his CCR.

Deep air diving on a CCR.. Humm.. Funny thing is my buddy claims he gets narked easier on his CCR.

Here is a link to the course standards, it says the required materials and gear.

Not saying he does not, No different than we have many US customers :D Not knocking his work, Just debating your use of "Best" :mooner:

How is that any different from being in a tight passage way and completely silting out a wreck? I can honesty say i have been in a TOTAL BLACK OUT, yes to the point where i could not see my 18watt HID clipped off to my chest dring, Yet i was still able to turn the light on to my Vytec and...

How is that any different from being in a tight passage way and completely silting out a wreck? I can honesty say i have been in a TOTAL BLACK OUT, yes to the point where i could not see my 18watt HID clipped off to my chest dring, Yet i was still able to turn the light on to my Vytec and...

The best man south of our borders maybe :D

There is always the HUD, And yes i think a computer PRESSED against your mask you will be able to read, Remember that silt is not in your mask.. or should not be :D In any event many CCR divers are plumbing there bailouts into their BOV, If the dive got that bad it would be a little switch...

There is always the HUD, And yes i think a computer PRESSED against your mask you will be able to read, Remember that silt is not in your mask.. or should not be :D In any event many CCR divers are plumbing there bailouts into their BOV, If the dive got that bad it would be a little switch...

We where in again lastnight, Myself and 3 others vis was still pretty good Water temps where down to 47 degrees at depth.

Kevin, Black out or not you would still be able to see your PO2 displays, Many RB divers really like the shearwater dive computer and the new unit the preditor can be seen quite the distance in decent vis.