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I would love to dive one of those. Could you imagine showing up to a popular diving park with one of those.

I love diving the Comal, its a nice easy dive and the drunker the tubers are the more treasures you will find. Be prepared to be called Scuba Steve about every 30 seconds. If you go in the morning before the tubers get there you can get a parking spot right off the water and the viability is...

I second this!! They make some pretty awesome stuff!

Its almost warm enough here in Texas to start diving the lakes again but for now I often dive in the Comal river. The Comal has an average depth of about 10ft with a max of about 15ft depending on how much the aquifer is putting out. They are easy dives and an al80 can last you about 1 1/2 hours...

I see she held her breath and popped a lung. I though you meant like an air embolism.

I am having trouble picturing how you could embolise from taking deep breath. :dontknow:

The Dieing part.

That sounds accurate to me! :D

I give the nurse Props for doing what she did. Most nurses are not trained to handle emergency's like this in the field and especially with the very limited medical equipment that she had. She did the best with what she had. Wish all nurses were like that ;)

Have they been registered by either you or the dive shop you bought them from?

We briefly discussed diving injury's in my paramedic program and it mostly involved airway management, spinal motion restriction. We were taught what decompression sickness was and the need to get to a compression chamber but we did not go into great detail. The service I work for has protocols...

I agree with why use any weight if you don't have to. I use little to no air in my bc while diving and never have to add any to ascend. Although I think rx7diver had a good point about being able to stay buoyant at the surface if your BC was unable to hold air.

I like the way he mounted the camera. I will have to try that.

Is it still for sale?

Yeah that seems a bit sketchy.:eek: Does the tunnel go into the hydro plant? Still would be cool to look into though.

I bought a Scubapro coffee mug for $0.10 at an antique store.

We dive there often so we will check it out someday soon. It might be a bit of a swim from Hinman island unless they would let us into Wurstfest in SCUBA gear.

That sounds pretty awesome. Never heard of it. Let me know if you ever wanna check it out.

So how much are they and when was the last hydro? Have any pics?

I am not sure about the size and length but I have rented and used reg sets from many different shops and never had one that wouldn't connect.