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An air integrated top end DiveComputer, is around $1300, now to buy a Desert star sports tracker is $950(case,receiver and transmitter), so if this unit's pinger for marking the boat is reasonable like$400/500 it has a potentially good market. I think its looks easy to read the direction then...

Whats the pinger to put on the anchor worth?

dward, This doesn't prove anything, one "kind of" accurately reported year doesn't forgive the many others that are spun up for "the good of the club". Training is great, but some people do get off playing Alpha male over just ordinary people that enjoy doing a very safe sport. But others hit a...

This was already posted in the solo section, quite a while back. Good you put up for a broader audience- especially for those that think having a buddy makes them extra safe, statistically they aren't- but bsac and the other certifiers are good at twisting the truth, saying when a fatality...

opps!

Really struggling to see some congruency of what your argument point is and then your own personal actions, in relation to what I have said of which quote me on. Namely, you bought yourself a new regulator, $700 worth, which you own. I don't see error in me suggesting, having an opinion that...

Ohh, well sorry to let the cat out of the bag then!!!!

I will repeat this for those of you that miss read my words. Ownership does prevent problems. To make a statement to the contrary, is nothing less then an oversight/misinterpretation of the facts- you would do well to think about that for moment or two. If I had of said- "Ownership does...

If I could only buy one thing first and have to use hire gear the rest of it- the regulator would be my first piece of gear; as it's the most important part to have in excellent working condition.

Pity the compass doesn't have a buddy heading indicator on the compass, for if you lose your buddy- it's got the hardware to do it.

Its best to have 2 piece arms each of the same length- so for doing wide with 2strobes you'll need 4x 12" arms Keep the 6" arms for macro later on when you get a lens for that. check these out- Underwater ULCS 12" arm set | eBay

I did 2 dives today, weather being so nice I said to myself !@#$ it! I am having a day off! Heres some results- DSC_1374 DSC_1376 by ozzydamo, on Flickr DSC_1375 by ozzydamo, on Flickr DSC_1380 by ozzydamo, on Flickr DSC_1364 by ozzydamo, on Flickr...

What is this thing BoP??? 637C-404-Medium_zpsa66d819d.jpg Photo by bowlofpetunias | Photobucket Well framed shot! I like it...

Might be time for some +5/+10 wet diopter for you BoP!!!

U don't think buying a pony to dive with would be wiser?????? ---------- Post added April 13th, 2013 at 04:29 PM ---------- So you wouldn't first put your alternate reg in your mouth and ascend calmly (maybe even folding the hose of your primary and pocketing the second stage), while...

Maybe they could start an eco-resort on that land with scuba diving, $800/day! They'll have a Ball! BoP better start saving her aluminum cans!

This is suppose to be a recreational activity :( I wish, I could afford $800/day live-aboards, so I can be treated like "a know nothing" grub, by some Psyche degree-d, Y-gene, fema-nazi (who's second cousin's father owns the boat and is best mates with the head of the Marine park authority)...

Thanks for your advise, diver257 you words are very high velocity. I would love to come down there and check out your Dragons one summertime. There is no substitute for local knowledge is there? Below 15*c isn't to be taken lightly, I wouldn't do it without a drysuit and proper underpants...

Sounds like a wannabe David Shaw- the zero to hero type- David Shaw (diver) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Michael McFadyen's Scuba Diving Web Site Instinct is the greatest part of survival genetics, the weary cautious type, who lives to fight another day.....not the believer/faith...

Maybe this might be good for you to get some cheap dives under your belt- Unidive