I posted the following in "Cruises" a month ago and got exactly zero responses so I thought I'd try my luck here.
I'm pretty certain one of my two dive days will be Dominica, need advice on which operator to book with.
Hi all,
I am going with a bunch of family on Jan 8th for a seven...
Ok, I've decided to sweeten the deal just a little.
I will pay ground shipping within the continental US and I will throw in an Ikelite PC lite, decent backup light for OW night dives.
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Dive Rite aluminum Backplate with Travel EXP 27lb wing, great for travel.
This lightweight single tank travel rig is about one year old and has about 35 tropical dives on it, always washed and well maintained.
Rig consists of:
Dive Rite Aluminum BP
Travel EXP 27lb wing
16lb...
I second JADS, they are a great crew, unfortunately Walter has moved on. ET, Urney, and the rest of the boat crew will take great care of you.
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I have a set of Sherwood regs (magnum?) including a console with a compass that I bought when I got certified 13 months ago and was about to list on e-bay. They have about 15 dives on them, make me an offer, I'm not looking for a whole lot! Not really technical regs but they'll get you wet...
Hi all,
I am going with a bunch of family on Jan 8th for a seven day cruise with stops in:
St Croix
St Kitts
Dominica
Grenada
Tobago
Each stop will be a full day (8am to 5pm or later) so it should be fairly easy for arrange diving on my own without worrying about missing the boat at...
Floating at eye level is part of the weight check, you should be negatively buoyant (sink) when properly weighted with a tank that has greater than 500lbs in it. Sinking like a brick sounds like you were overweighted...as I have come to understand this is a common practice among instructors when...
Well, I guess you're not in Jules' league at all, are you? :crafty:
Well, if we went apple picking and I brought back 3/4 of a bushel and you brought back a full bushel...you'd be a peck-a-head now wouldn't you? :eyebrow:
I prefer Smoots, thank you very much...so long as you don't need accuracy better than one ear.
The metric system was invented for sissies who have to do math by calculator and moving decimal points back and forth and can't handle fractions! :mooner:
I think this depends entirely on the individual. Some of us aren't blessed with wonderful circulation in the hands and feet to begin with and have a difficult time keeping them warm.
I cross country ski which generates plenty of heat at the core, in fact the challenge is avoiding getting...
Hehehe...the only group worse than the "Harley Guys" are the Beemer Brigade, talk about koolaid drinkers! (I can talk...I was one ;) )
And my other two bikes are Vulcans...don't get me started about Harley guys and metric cruisers :rofl3:
WOW! Sorry, I didn't realize you were actually asking that question :D, this place is so full of smart a$$es I thought you were making some kind of off the wall tech diver style splitfin/spare air/oil/tire thread crack about a "yet another dumb necklace question" thread! :shocked2: Ooops...
Damn! It was so simple, why didn't I see it? I thought I had made a necklace but it was really a bungee!!! No wonder it didn't work right...:no:
BTW, I'd like to return this parrot...
Never thought about it but it seems like a sound idea. Assuming that dialing the knob out reduces spring force on the mechanism or possibly valve seat(s).
Thanks!
Sensible advice but not the problem with mine, while it was a shore dive I pretty much plopped into the water and the first thing I heard was the rushing of bubbles. Everytime I stopped the freeflow (while underwater) and then turned the reg loose it started again. Seems to be a tuning issue...
Ok, so I try to use the search function when I can but usually the results are such a mixed bag as to be nearly worthless.
I have found the advanced search window but no help screen or further instructions are obvious. What I am looking for are the search term commands (and/or, exact quote...
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