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Very cool.

We have seen dive accidents that a $12,000,000.00 verdict/settlement was the outcome.

Many/Some dive shops don't have the capacity to fill pressures beyond 3000-3200 PSI. So if you have a HP tank rated at 3442 psi you cannot get the tank filled to rated capacity. LP tanks, rated at 2640 can get filled to, and beyond capacity at these shops.

My OW instructor sat on a lounge chair with a Marlboro and a cup of coffee and showed my buddy and I a place in the lake, under a bridge to navigate to. It was 65 feet deep he said. Once we got there we were to surface and wave to him proving we made it. He then lit another Marlboro. So now...

The only "cruise" I have ever been on was on a US Navy warship. However, I have heard the cruise ship dive trips are the quintessential cattle boat / wham bam thank you ma'am type experiences. I'd hang at the pool bar! :cheers:

Florida Keys Florida Springs

I haven't used a corded/can light in many years.

@Duke Dive Medicine

I am sure if divers used this as a recreational computer to depths 100 fsw and shallower with no deco it would be safe and adequate considering Shearwaters are around $1K.

Mares compared to Shearwater is like comparing a bicycle to the space shuttle.

seeing the o-ring extruded is not cool.

That sux0rs for all the divers who have used and would use Bonne Terre as a dive site. :laughrant:

I second Venture Heated vest. I have one.

Yep, loudly. Yep

That surprises me none at all. Belize, Mexico....there are no repercussions to those operators if they screw the pooch and get you bent or worse.

rEvos?

The beer holder?

This is a PowerPoint I use to help students understand why and how to gas match with dissimilar volume tanks. Gas Matching

Is it?

A typical monoplace hyperbaric chamber can reach a depth equivalent to a pressure of around 3 atmospheres absolute (ATA), however, some high-end models may be able to reach deeper pressures, up to 6 ATA or 165 feet of water depth depending on the design and safety regulations followed. Google...