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One dive at friday, discover scuba diving with my brother and sister. 4.9 meters depth for 30 minutes. Two dives yesterday, one at the movement-disabled beach and one at 'bjorns place', first one was 3.1 meters for 20 minutes (beach cleanup day) and the second was 5.2 meters for 40 minutes.

Congratulations! Now you can just leave your credit card at your local dive shop they will give you money when it's time for food (once a week) :)

Good preperations (marking entry/exit points, making sure gear is rigged while it's bright and not change any gear config that hasnt been dove with before the dive) and good navigational skills are recuired for a successful nightdive. Make sure you have a dive plan to follow and an emergency...

I left my weight-belt at home...Lucky me we were at a local divesite so it was just a 15 minute drive.

Me and 10 other divers went north on the west coast to do some boat-diving. Me and my buddy did a dive in 'Ormestad' on the way up, sadly enough we took the 'wrong' course and didnt meet the wall until we reached 33 meters depth...And at that depth on air we didnt have that much bottomtime left...

Amen brother, amen! Love the thrust of a rubber fin!

Unfortunately this whole bouyancy thingy varies from instructor to instructor ofcourse, some teaches it the way PADI wants it and some do the little extra if you know what I mean. Bouyancy is hard in the beginning, we've all been there done that and some even got the t-shirt. Practice...

Dove 'Grotviks Harbour' yesterday...Best vis during the dive was 2m's...It was like diving in a cup of tea.

I think the Sala silvermine could be the one, but if my memory is with me, there's alot of old mines in Finland aswell, and since Suunto is Finnish...

We have this small-boat harbour, called 'Grotviks Harbour', this is our home. The harbour lies in a small 'lagoon' that the long stone pier forms. There is one main route on this divesite and it's quite big so it swallows a whole bunch of divers. We go from our starting point witch is...

Went with the same group of ow students and their instructors. We went to 'Ransvik', a site that I havent been to in a while so I was quite exited aswell. Did 2 dives, was taking photos on the second one, poor vis but hey, atleast it was cooler down there than on dry land...Geez, I thought...

Went back to homegrounds today, the site where I did my very first open water dives. Tussan in Arild, Sweden. I had the task of beeing the photographer on a OW course, Very calm two dives, besides when students gets a little too bouyant and draging them down but hey.

Go with a Zeagle Ranger instead, it's convertable to a clean bp/w setup if you would want that in the future, and it's capable of holding up double steel 18 liters just as it is when you buy it.

I prefer, no I demand to setup my gear. Becouse I do not trust anybody, I want my diving to be my diving and if somone would have made an error setting up my gear I just could not forgive myself. Best regards,

Hell! Great job buddie! Nice that you reacted the way you did and handed over the alternate airsource to your instructor! All honor to you and I surely hope that you'll have a blast on all your future dives! Best regards, PitchBlack.

Went to Grotviks Harbour today. Perfect conditions and on homeground what else could beat that? However the first dive was awesome, about 6-8 meters vis, and no current what so ever! First one lasted about 57 minutes. On the second dive (after the diveschool had been on their first) vis...

I'd go with the Titan LX, I dive the Titan LX Supreme and I'm really happy with it, I dive cold waters, It has never freeflowed once, not even today when I purged it from 240 bar down to 50 bar to unlead myself. So the Titan works really well even here in cold ass Sweden where the conditions...

Did a afterwork dive today with my regular buddie, 'wreck' dive at the northern side of ''Fågelholmen'', Old wreck of a sunken freighter carrying redstonepipes. Really warm in the water now, 16 degrees celcius at the surface.

Well, it doesnt count as a dive since it was only 3 minutes long... But me and two other divers in our local club went out to grotvik and was going to marker the sand/stone edge on the reef so that those on the boat could drog an 100kg anchor down as a cesa-bouy anchor. But there was...

If diving wet (wich I dont understand why people do): Bring hot water with you and put it into your boots before entering the water. If diving dry: Just put on some more/other socks!