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As soon as the ambient pressure matched the pressure in the tank, minus a chunk that's needed to overcome the resistance of the mechanism (including spring, frictional losses and a few other aspects). For the ambient pressure to be in the region of 3000 psi, you'd have to be in roughly 6700 feet...

Oh, Mr Brotherbear, what could you mean??? Something to do with 'we've got the tracking number but it will take a few months to arrive' sort of thing?

Fast Infrared Adapter for Windows 7/XP/Vista USB 2.0 Infrared Adapter IrDA up to 4Mbps IRJOY $29.98 This one works fine. Most of the adapters are made by the same manufacturer anyway and only the label on the outside (and sometimes the casing) changes.

I've got hundreds of dives on my Sol - no issues with reading the display (even easier once I put in some corrective lenses ;-) ) in many different types of water conditions. If you take a picture of the display and post it, we can see what the issue is (or just take it back to the LDS and...

42F at depth (Poling + SNL) last Saturday. Nubble was 42 - 45F last Friday.

Talk to Sue or Mike at Aquatic Escapes in Londonderry. Their shop has an onsite pool and can run your friend through the intro options.

The visibility at Nubble last night was about 6 feet and was about the same at Saturday Night Ledge and the Chester Poling today. Water temps in the low to mid 40s through out the water column.

Or... you could simply set the right date and time when you land.

I guess you don't earn a living where your ideas, research and development costs need to be covered by revenue.

Based on the past week of cave diving, where I was using HP Miflex hoses to connect my spgs to my deco bottles, I can report multiple failures during pressurizing of the regs due to failed o-rings at the Spg end of the hose. At least these failure were on the surface but it felt like for each...

I frequently take mine (mk25+s600) into sub 40F water without issues including below the ice. However, one of my buddies with a similar setup (differences in the model of the S600) has constant free flow issues in the same water.

There are many safety margins built into recreational nitrox use, so while a seizure isn't impossible, it's unlikely if you follow the rules and plan correctly. After all, you can get a seizure on air if you try hard enough (though very unlikely on a single AL80). The question you should be...

Is farting underwater the real reason why you should never breathe the gas in air pockets in wrecks and caves?

Hey there. Although I live in NH, I think I'm currently running with Vermont as my most dived location. There are some hidden gems up there.

Lol.. I was thinking more about Oceanic's marketing than the diver you mentioned. If it works, dive it :-)

Looks to have the same features as a 'normal' dive computer, not much different at all from an old Veo I have somewhere at home. Could this be just a marketing ploy to get people to buy more computers?

Diving with redundancy is always commendable, as long as you practice, practice and practice and only use it as a true bailout rather than factoring it into your dive plan. Size for recreational diving can still be manageable - 20 or 30 cuFt would be more than enough as an escape and give you...

Diving Log (Diving Log 5.0 - scuba logbook software for diver - dive log, scuba log) works well and downloads profiles from many types of dive computer.

I've only dove with one live aboard - the Aqua Cat out of Nassau. Can't say enough to recommend it since the service, the dives, the food, the size of the boat were all excellent (that said, it's built for about 20 divers but there were only about 10 on it at the time). It does stay out at sea...

A Canon 16-35mm on a 5D :-) oh wait.. this is the Nikon forum. Sorry.