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I used the ADV for over a year. Switched to MAV. Pushing the MAV button is easier for me than sliding the ADV switch. Forgetting to slide it off/on increased task load more than mashing the button.

"5 years or 300 dive hours" "In normal usage, the Swift transmitter's battery will last several years. Due to the infrequency of a battery change, we made the choice to go with a user removable cover as it allows for an overall a smaller design. The long period between the first low battery...

No they don't. *The photo in the provided link clearly shows an Anderson connector.*

https://www.nextstagegauges.com/cavepack-20ah-blacktip-battery

What the batteries slide onto is junk. You probably don't see it because you dont look that closely. I bet a large proportion of "battery imbalance issues" are caused by this. They're not made to get wet/damp. They're made for a drill. Looks like galvanized tin to me. Once I ditched the PTBs...

The battery connectors on blacktips are a weak link. They corrode very quickly.

Rube Goldberg says "hold my beer".

*Which was endorsed by the USACE* Like a lot of other questionable stuff in FL. Now consultants make big bucks undoing it. Like CERP.

But then there's also that whole Sir Francis Drake and Liz thing.....

Does he make anti torque veins?

It's been 39 years since I took Jr. Open water..... but we were instructed to first put a mask ON underwater.

https://www.piranhadivemfg.com/category/Bungee-Cord-92

That is the writeup.

I was using my gopro as a deflector so I did get some great photos. Mixing spearfishers and non spearfishers on the same recreational trip is a suboptimal idea in my opinion.

I ended up too close to a bullshark feeding frenzy. The recreational dive trip had one hack spearfisher. He wounded a grouper (I didn't know that until I was back on the boat) and the sharks appeared from out of nowhere. I switched to OC to get out of that spot. Exciting, but I don't want to do...

Airgas was bought by Air Liquide. Global conglomerate. Linde bought Praxair. Global comglomerate. 99.9% of gas comes from one of these two companies.

Mine has a snazzy carrier thing to attach it to a regular tank. It's a lot smaller than a 19. (07A93)

https://tampabay.wateratlas.usf.edu/upload/documents/TBDredgedHoleHabitatAssessReport.pdf

That's some of the worst writing I think I've ever seen. The author then jumps into the comment section of his own article.