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Here is a group on fb that has several rebreather divers in it. I did a dive on the Oriskany a couple of years ago and we had 6 rebreather divers with us. https://www.facebook.com/groups/gcds1/

Every where I have gotten a nitrox fill, I had to sign a sheet saying what the mix is. Many years ago when I took my nitrox class we were told it's a requirement to analyze your own tanks. Plus I usually have air left in my tank which changes the percentage, unless the shop doesn't have banked...

You still have to be able to check your tanks even with an inline analyzer.

I loved the Aeris Data Mask even though it was a little bulky. I dive in a lot of low vis waters, but I could always read the display even in "0" vis.

That is not entirely correct, you should at least witness the analyzing test if you aren't allowed to test it yourself. Some shops don't like outside divers other than employees to use their expensive analyzers.

These are the ones I buy. I buy by the dozen and use them at work, and for yard work. I even donated some to the Oklahoma Aquarium, and they are the gloves of choice for cleaning the tanks. They last so much longer than neoprene gloves and at less than $3 a pair, you can't beat the price...

I found it! My awesome video of a Mermaid I shot in front of Park Royal. Should win at least a dinner.

Price?

I had the same experience with the Halcyon Eclipse bc. II ended up going back to my old Aqualung Balance. It was much lighter and the I liked the weight pockets much better. I recently purchased a new Scubapro Hydro Pro, and dove it only 2 times so far, but think I am going to like it a lot...

This is my dive buddy Russ during an Underwater Pumpkin Carving contest. We were down for just over an hour. He is a nurse and works nights. I have never seen anyone fall asleep while diving.

http://www.aqualung.com/us/technical_library/airsource_quickdisconnect_english.pdf This is the only thing I can find online, I have an airsource 2 and 3.

Here is a video of a Nurse Shark at about 50 ft. deep unedited and no lights. This is a photo taken while I was taking the video.

Kimela, mentioned all the things I love about my Micro 2.0. One thing she didn't mention is they have great customer service also. I had an Olympus with the tray and digital flashes, I had about $1100 invested. I got a thread caught in the o-ring and it flooded. It became an expensive...

I love my Micro 2.0 also. The underwater settings work great.

I do the shore dive in front of Del Mar and Park Royal every year in June when I come down. I usually get Mario at Tikilla to guide me. We usually do close to a 2 hour dive. He knows where to find the Sea Horses, Bat fish, Octopuses. He is also a great photographer. He charges me $28, includes...

The dive shops in my area keep all their bc's on hangers, including the Hydro's Pro. I have one and keep it on a hanger for storage at all times and haven't had any problems.

No, just nurse sharks, black tips, and one hammerhead.

You need to find a new dive op, I have been there 7 times and have seen tons of marine life. Last June alone I probably saw at least 20 nurse sharks on 5 dive trips. You do see a lot more marine life on the shallower dives, above 60' though.

I have a Weezle Extreme + undersuit, and Weezle Extreme boots for $200 if you are interested. It is a Medium long and in excellent shape.

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