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Please reread the first sentence of the first post. i do agree with you and have a few myself, all from piranha.

i never thought of that. Thanks!

We use this as a wet bag. https://www.google.com/shopping/product/4086468555781531274?q=mesh+scuba+bag&client=safari&hl=en&biw=320&bih=372&sa=X&ei=hoF5UqDgFKecyQHurYC4Aw&ved=0CIsBEPMCMAY and this for travel, at least for whatever doesn't fit in the dive caddy. Costco - f?l 30" Split Case...

I use the same dorcy as a backup or a looking in holes light. I use an intova wide angle for night dives. Little smaller than the dorcy with a 45 or 46 degree spread with no hot spot. Not ideal for everything, but perfect for easy tropical night dives with good vis. I'll try to dig up a...

Another of the greatest generation gone.

I think the focus was on resorts themselves rather than the sites. ---------- Post added November 5th, 2013 at 02:24 AM ---------- Your own top 10 would be interesting to see

World's top 10 diving resorts | Fox News I haven't been to any of these so I don't have an opinion. Several of the locations are on my bucket list. any thoughts...

Wow! How fun.

The computers I peeked at after the dive had them below 140', beyond rec limits.

All of the gear I purchased new/used right after getting certified was replaced within a couple of years. As I figured out what I wanted/needed I replaced what I had. Take your time on deciding rather than giving in to that unpredictable urge to buy buy buy, your bank account will thank you...

Any diver, new or not, should be aware whether a dive on a single tank with air to 140' is beyond their training. During my experience at the blue hole nothing was required to convince anyone to make the dive and short of a firm NO was going to deter any of the divers. Of the 17 that went...

From Wikipedia via Nat geo Irukandji jellyfish were at one time thought to be in the northern waters of Australia only. Since then, according to a National Geographic documentary[5] on jellyfish, the species has been found in waters as far north as the British Isles, Japan, and the Florida[6]...

By far the biggest issue we've run in to. On a recent trip with my boys, 1 diving/1 snorkelling, finding properly fitting wetsuits for them was nearly impossible.

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We both take all of own gear, and with a new diver in the family, he will also be hauling his own gear as he acquires it. We're just recreational divers and never having to be concerned with quality, maintenance history or sizing of rental gear are things that won't interfere with our enjoying...

Seeing them on tv is quite enough for me. I'd rather dive cage less with great whites while wearing a tuna suit.

This is definitely an interesting topic especially since it has strayed from the ops initial question. I like the idea of a distinctive specialty expanding on the basic hand signals and have actually considered taking a asl class with my buddy to expand our ability to communicate underwater.

Drysuits are for other people, I draw the line at my 5mm. I'll get some dives in around Cornwall, Ont. during the same trip, eh

you lost me at mid 40s. Thanks for the info.