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I've dove the reefs a lot but haven't yet made it out to the wreck. There should be a marker buoy and mooring buoys there but I have yet to spot them. The coordinates to the northernmost parking area in the park are 27°29'56.11N 80°18'03.68W (you can paste that into Google maps). I would park...

Here's a NOAA chart of the area-- the structure doesn't appear to be there. In less than 20' of water you would think anything with some sort of relief would be listed as a hazard. Also if you look northeast, about 1/4 mile from shore there are multiple dark squares about 150' wide, running...

Vero Beach has Deep Six which is a decent shop for a small town with no inlet.

The biggest shop in Orlando was Divers Direct but they are no longer here. Where are you staying? There is Dayo Scuba in Winter Park, Castaway Scuba on the east/UCF side, and Scuba World in College Park. There are a couple more on the south side too.

We would appreciate a trip/viz report if you go on Weds. The winds are from east but minor so it should stay great out there. I'm stuck in Orlando until the weekend but I'd like to do a kayak dive there this weekend if anyone else wants to.

You can always decide when you get there if it will be good or not and if not head down to Jupiter. If it has been flat for at least a couple of days it is worth trying. If conditions are right I would recommend the Beaconshire wreck which is at least a hundred years old but still has a lot to...

How much weight do you need to sink this suit? I have heard 7 mils can take up to 20+ lbs. I am thinking about a 7mm for the springs but I really don't want to carry that much weight.

i just had my tank hydro'd and I did not have to perform an eddy test. This is in FL.

RAW is basically all the data captured by the camera for a shot. This is a huge amount of data hence the file size. Think of JPEG as a tool to get rid of the extra data that you don't need, therefore reducing file sizes. If you're asking the question you probably should to shoot in JPEG mode...

I disagree because using rental gear does not allow you to get familiarized with your personal gear. Since you are just getting started at diving, you will want to feel 100% comfortable with your BCD, mask, booties, etc. when you go into an open water environment without an instructor. Chlorine...

You haven't been on the forums awhile but for the sake of those who have the same problem I'll give the following advice. You need to practice in a pool for at least a couple of hours without a mask. Practice taking off your mask and going upside down, rolling, flipping, etc. to get used to...

Thanks a lot for the report. I might try to make it out this weekend.

I would also reccommend TJ... Not only the best instructor ever but also good pricing. Head over to dayoscuba.com.

There is a scuba game for the Wii... It's not very technical though and geared more towards kids looking to explore.