My left ear will over a few days become what I call 'fatigued'. It becomes mildly sensitive to clearing, and then the bubbles from exhausting out of the left side of my reg will go past and bother it. I believe this has happened more than once.
The trip I just got back from, a few people...
If you are that connected to the business, I'd simply go back and forth to the stay location and check. Or, and I have not done this, but doesn't the 'dive truck' have lockable lockers that are break in proof? That would probably be the best solution if it does.
I have always dove without a suit in Bonaire. Love the freedom. The last trip, after tearing myself up on a surgey entrance, I'm most likely going to go back to a wetsuit this trip in December. lol
Perfect, that's kind of what I'm looking for, easy on, easy off. It appears like this comes with attached bottoms as well so just throw on over athletic shorts! I think I'm sold on this.
I'd simply just dive at night exclusively.
On a global perspective... 1. see some sites in australia, hit palau, raja ampat, then truk lagoon on the way back to the u.s. all with some time between the diving.
The article references the dive to be a 14 hour dive. Obviously one would be on a rebreather, but at that length of time, you can't possibly bring enough gas to recover from a rb failure, can you? If not, do they stage bottles all the way back?
I would assume not, otherwise we'd of heard about it by now. Applaud the effort, but honestly, saying this even could possibly help, seems like a stretch at the very best.
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