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Yes it is. How many dives are conducted in that same timeframe? This is all USA Today stats you reference. Read the DAN incident reports in detail. Also note that these numbers are going down over the years due to better training and more reliable equipment (actually death numbers have stayed...

You are an idiot in everything you said. 150 is a drop in the bucket, and I'd venture to say 1/2 those are medical incidents while diving. A computer alarm wouldn't resolve 10% of those deaths.

I don't believe the duo's came with gauge mode. I had one years ago but have since moved to a shearwater. The original post is a horrible idea. If you aren't managing the points emphasized as reasons for alarms, then please shred your C card and take up golf.

PM'd you with some info.

Not really up to answering how to align it to your prior computer, but this video from Shearwater does a nice job explaining GF. Obviously it's not a class on the subject and I suggest you go to the Shearwater site and read the documents in their library. http://youtu.be/O81vX79X_mA

Shearwater and forget it. There the best, then there is everything else. Customer service is top notch, should you need it (though not likely).

http://www.bluesteelscuba.com/press/12-faber-blue-steel-llc-introduces-it’s-new-f-x-series-scuba-cylinders.html 2005

Good point. I should have been more explicit in my post. Thanks for the follow up!

My comment was a reply to your comment that tech diving limits were around 330 ft. That is not the case. Be it in a drysuit or wetsuit, those are some serious dives.

Rebreather divers have successfully returned from roughly 1000 ft. Do a search on David Shaw and his dive in Bushman's Cave. He made one successful dive to 900+ ft. The return dive he passed away.

DM teaches you how to teach. Tech gives more dive skills. Which are you interested in?

Puppy pile on Tobin!! I have a Torus 49 and an LCD 30. Approaching a couple hundred dives between them and other than some ruat stains from inside wrecks they look brand new. Both are bullet proof. His plates are top notch and I love the bolt on weight plates as well. As my Mom always says -...

As a recovering DM I would say skip the bikini and go with a one pc swimsuit. I've seen several women pull their tops off trying to get out of a wetsuit. Not that I've complained about it :)

Looking to add argon to my setup this winter. PM me if you have a AL13 available for sale. :D

God bless the Internet, where people can bicker the mundane. I have dove both. I prefer wrist mount. So long as you don't kill me or yourself while we dive together I really don't care what you use. One isn't better than the other. It's preference. Dive them both and make a decision. Your...

What are the born on dates? Ie, these aren't old alloy/neck crack alloy tanks correct?

This is a Liquivision Xen bottom timer. serial number 0086. Unit has the Zagg body and screen protector applied. Some scuffs on the Zagg but not noticed in water and the unit is flawless. Comes with original packaging, PC interface, wrist strap, and one battery. Unit does not have the upgraded...

I wasn't disagreeing, only pointing out that a compressor for a shop is much more than a personal use unit. Also note that a business would allow you to write that compressor off as a depreciating asset over the years.

To be fair, a compressor a shop would run would be more than $3500, plus you have filters, electric, etc. however, 100 fills a year is way low balling. That would average roughly 2 fills a week. That wouldn't cover the instructors teaching classes. I could average 100 fills a year easily on my...

I have these for my doubles set up and love them as well.