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I know I'm at fault. I was too tired to unpack my gear after diving this spring, and though I did thoroughly rinse my gear before leaving the dive destination, I forgot to remove the DIN to yoke adaptor off when I put away the gear next day. Now, my 1st stage and the adaptor are stuck...

Japan Meteorological Agency have gone far as to use hPa (hecto-pascal) instead of millibars for weather forecasts. I personally think that change wasn't necessary.:shakehead:

Interesting thread. I just switched the HP hose on my rec reg set to Miflex. Since wife will be using this set more often, I'd better check on the hose once in a while.

Was the guy narced on air at sea level?

Hi John, good to know I've been some help to you. As for diving in the Kagoshima area, I haven't had the opportunity; sorry I can't help you here. If you're interested in finding photos of dives, use the next keywords without quotations on google images. I'm willing to bet 10quid that keywords...

Thanks for the input, gals and guys! My first impression was "hey, this suit doesn't fold as small as expected, or told!" Then, I noticed that the Fusion boots were in the way. After removing it, it folded really small :cool2: I probably need more experience and some experimenting before I...

I'll second SangP. As for getting your reg serviced, I did a search in Apeks' site, and found this. You've got a dealer locally, so no worries;) Kaza

All the dive destinations I've visited in Asia was using metric measurement, with Bar for pressure. I haven't seen any SPGs or consoles in MPa yet. #I was a kid living in Melbourne when Australia turned Metric. I still remember seeing on TV workers making the 100kph speed limit sign at a...

Hi Johnasan for the site info on Sakurajima, look here. (Sorry it's in Japanese only) Looking through PADI Japan's site, I found this "English available" page. You'll be able to find scuba shops catering to English speaking customers. Hope this helps Kaza

My Fusion arrived a couple of days ago, and after trimming the neck and wrist seals, I'm ready for my first pool plunge scheduled for tomorrow morning.:D While packing the gear, I realized that I didn't know how I should pack my Fusion. After sifting through Whites' web pages, I found a pdf...

Whites recommends seal saver for their latex seals.

doing ok. raining heavily in tokyo right now. on my way home, wipers didn't do any good, 'cause raindrops hitting the bonnet made splashes so big!! much like having sprinkers spinning up water while torrential rain is falling... thank god i got home alive and well

Within recreational limits, probably yes.

My understanding is that both share the same drycore and hardware, but the shell differs from what Whites offer. Considering the fact that Whites have been acquired (wrong maybe?) by Aqualung, the relationship between Scubapro and Whites may go "South" IMO, depending on how Aqualung sees the...

I'm really impressed with the cuttle fish and the goby. IMO both are elusive, with patience being a major factor for successful filming.:clapping: Hope to see some photos from your next expedition too ;) Kaza

I hope you're getting better, and wish you a swift recovery. Should we refrain from posting laughable posts? :eyebrow:

If you're looking towards a Transplate, you'll need the following 1) Transplate harness kit (should include all the bits and ends attached to the harness) 2) Wing 3) Cam bands (to attach single tanks to the BP) 4) Crotch strap (choose between 1, 1.5 & 2") You could also opt to add a) STA...

A while back, "Simpsonize Me" site had some popularity with some of my friends. I chucked in my photo, and got my present avatar.

Don't forget the wing!

You might have had better luck if you had googled. I googled "oceanic alpha manual" and came up with this post on SB. Hope this helps Kaza