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That swim grid is looking pretty good. Should help you and Shane and DD and whoever else a lot in getting out of the water, not to say anything about adding a little weight to the back end of your boat.

Sounds like you guys are just "swimming" :D along with your class. Your class must be really enjoying it if all of you are already talking about places to dive and taking more classes.

I took the NAUI class

Just have to be careful about how much farting when wearing a dry suit. :eek:

BRAIN FREEZE!!! :D

From the Great Pacific Northwest.

I just completed my classroom and pools sessions and my first two OW dives (two more this coming Sat.) The first pool session, we had to swim 425 yards, tread water for 10 minutes and then swim under water (with no aids except little swimming goggles were allowed) for 50 feet. We were told...

A 7mm, 2 piece wetsuit should work just find for dives to 60 feet or so. I just did my first OW dives up here in Puget Sound, and to tell you the truth, I never even thought about getting/being cold. Remember, the 2 piece wetsuit will give you 14mm over the upper legs and trunk area of your...

Sydney_Diver pretty much summed it up with his post. Of course, being a fairly new diver myself, I would never do any of those things, right? Right!!! :angel: I will always be striving to perfect my diving skills.

with art.chick, I had to chuckle a bit at the picture in my mind of someone in a wheelchair wheeling down the dock with full scuba gear to enter the water. But hey, it sounds like you are getting the hang of it, awkward entries and all. The way I figure, anyway you can get in the water can't...

Paco; Welcome to the Forum. And you are right, there is a lot to learn from all these learned divers out there from all over the world. Warm and Fuzzy???? Do you ever dive in cold water? You won't be feeling so warm and fuzzy, unless you are in a dry suit.

a Horned Sea Slug? :)

I'm cornfused, maximum depth/sixteen feet??????? :confused:

this picture out and put it up on a cork board for everyone to see. Thought it was funny then and it is still funny.

awap; I didn't request the information, but thanks for posting that web site. I kinda was wondering how them there regulators worked myself.

mchiapetto; I am new to diving too, at least this time around, but to kinda answer your question, you have to know what kind of dive you are planning. If it is a shallow dive, say to 40 fsw or so, you can decided on a lower pressure than if you were doing a deeper dive, say to 100fsw or...

to the board from the Great PNW. Very cute baby, and I ought to know. We have a number of them come and go at our house. My better half does day care here in the home.

To the best diving forum on the web. You will find a lot of very nice people here and there is also a lot of information available. So enjoy!!! :bounce:

But, have you gotten permission from the shark to use his image in your logo? :lol:

To the best diving forum on the web. Tons of information and hundreds (thousands?) of really nice people. What part of Oregon do you be hailing from? I am up here in the Seattle area.