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Without a doubt, you want the BC first. The others have all given good reasons, and I'll add that you want to be comfortable. Getting a rental BC that fits and is comfortable happens about half the time.

It cant's be yours, I know it's mine because the blade isn't just metal...it's stainless steel! ;)

You may want to get him to fill a sink with water, put the snorkel in his mouth and then put his face in the water and breathe through the snorkel for several minutes several times. It helped me when I first started diving.

I got married underwater in Roatan in 1998. I figured she since proposed to me on the Fujikawa Maru in Truk, I'd marry her underwater in Roatan.

Those knowledge reviews must be reviewed, corrected, gone over with the student and a copy (or original) must be placed in the student's folder which is kept by the instructor or LDS. If your instructor did not do these things he is in violation of the standards and should be reminded of such.

What you have online are not the knowledge reviews. As was said, just ask the LDS to copy a set for you.

I had this problem with 2 of my students this weekend. They had no problem taking the mask off and putting it back on. But when they tried to clear it they got water up their noses. What I found with both of them was their masks were too tight. They were loosened on their faces then...

A lot of the computers will not set back to "air" but you can set the O2 percentage to 21.

Stop at the Ched Raui across from Plaza Las Glorias. It's similar to our Wal-Mart. The hotel used to charge for bottled, but not sure now as I've stayed in a condo on my last several trips and they have a cooler in each condo..

Then I would be tactful in your explanation so as not to cause him to lose his job. You should probably talk to him first. It's only fair.

No, sorry but there was a long thread on this within the last few days. When I figure out how to do a search for something specific, I'll post a link for you. Here's one I'm sure there's more. http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=94671&highlight=scubapro

If you were dissatisfied enough to quit the class and go elsewhere, I'd ask for the refund for everything except the classroom materials which I assume you kept. I would also let the shop know your reasons for moving on, it's only fair that they have the opportunity to correct the issue. Is...

Geeezz! Here we go again!

The most important restriction (after proper hydration) is don't dive without a tank, the bottom times stink.

For all of those that greeted you, I emphatically UN-greet you.

try www.albatroscharters.com I've dived with them for the last 3 years and have never been cut short.

The requirements are listed here: http://www.padi.com/english/common/courses/rec/continue/rescue.asp and from the instructors manual: (revised Oct, 2004) "First Aid and CPR Requirement 1. Prior to Knowledge Development Presentation Two and Rescue Training Session Two, the PADI Rescue...

Yep, I do it as it seems like the right thing to do.

I will do some more investigating, but I do not believe PADI will require DAN O2 but they are going to require an intro to O2 provider. PADI offers and O2 course as a distinctive specialty so it would be counter productive of them to require DAN's course.

Gentlemen???? I think you use the term rather loosely, but you're right, the thread needs to get back on track.