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If it's a dive I log it. I now download my dives into my pc and print them.

Very well put I am a padi instructor and DON'T use the drysuit for buoyancy. As far as getting used to diving with a drysuit I tend to count time rather than the number of dives. It took a few hours for me to make it look easy. For cold water drysuit is the only way to go.

Any Nirtox tank should be marked - period - My nitrox tank is also O2 clean so filling it at a station that's not set up for it means I have to get it cleaned again. If there's only 800 psi left just drain it and get air, that way you know what you're diving with.

acording to most diving magazines you have discovered the best diving on the west coast. I have been to the Port Hardy area a few times and it is now an annual trip. Try some of the liveaboards in the area, you'll get fantastic diving and the roal treatment from the crew every time.

There are conversion tables available you can use for any mix. Padi has them in a kit. You will have to analize your gas to know what percent O2 you have and go from there.