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Ah. Once we have access to the Admin site I should be able to get rid of that. Could you please send me a "Conversation" so that I don't forget? Conversation = Private Message in "new speak"

Top of the page you should see a light blue bar. On the right side should be your avatar. Place your cursor over your avatar and a drop down menu should appear. From the menu, select any of the sections to edit. It's nice a clean, pretty slick and fast compared to the old "Profile" page...

It is in the PADI world: From both the Open Water Diver Manual and the iPad “Touch” version (and I assume the eLearning version as well): “Disconnecting Your Low Pressure Inflator An unlikely but possible malfunction is for your BCD (or dry suit) inflator to stick. Your response is to...

When I'm parked at remote dive sites, the gear is with me underwater...sorry, could not resist. ---------- Post added January 12th, 2016 at 08:43 PM ---------- My vanity plate? DIVRMAN...a Fathers' Day gift a number of years ago. No way of getting away from that advertisement. .

Well, we can all go home now...nothing more to see here. Nice.

Eventually you will be comfortable with whatever way works for you. You may even find combinations of both, depending on circumstances, of which there are many variables. Regarding the valve, you will find a "setting" that allows enough resistance to prevent air from escaping, yet allowing it...

If the primary issue is the BCD riding up on you, could you not have a crotch strap added? A luggage repair shop (or similar) could sew on a strap for you.

No chance of an exchange then?

Yup...it's always at the top of any of my lists.

hahaha...we often have a hard time finding 40 feet.

Yeah, mine stays out. If on a boat, there is a whole ocean to rinse it in.

A number of "off topic" posts have been deleted. Really folks, take your bickering to PMs.

With regard to PADI, there is no requirement for a "hard bottom". However there are definite restrictions on the maximum depths reached during your Open Water training dives. Those maximum depths are: Dives 1 & 2: 40 feet Dives 3 & 4: 60 feet

I'll answer!

That single post was iisaro's first and last time on SB.

Off topic posts have been removed. If you wish to continue discussing Dandy Don’s methods, you can start your own thread in an appropriate Forum…which this is not. If you are not familiar with the purpose of the A&I Forum, read the TOS and special rules.

And so far not one of them has been in touch.

Nice post John. I wasted a bunch of time last night trying to contact my 8 students for my class this week. Our policy is to contact the students before class to "interview" them. Talk about expectations, what they need to do before class, answer questions they may have so far, etc. I could...

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