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CONGRATS MAN now your job is to go blow bubbles and have fun

Congrats man!! Have fun on your next dives.

Make that Onsite dive buddy and tank filler

Full time college student and part time worker = very very poor. The money that I do get from work is spent keeping my car running to get me to dive sites, and dive trips/gear/training.

my regs are 7 years old, and have no desire to get new ones. I just keep servicing them once a year and they breathe great!

Someone said to pee in your wetsuit, but plz be kind to the others on the boat and wash it out. Even if you dont pee in it, wash every now and then cus they do start to smell

Just finished watching it. Was pretty cool, wish there was a little more u/w footage done.

Thats the funny thing, I used the exact same o-rings that came out of it. I dont throw anything away until I know its in working order. It has both myself and my LDS confused.

I thank you all for your concern, I have decided to put it off for a while, although when I do pursue this dive, I am going to go with my LDS who has much experience with this site. Thanks again

I dive mostly freshwater, being a college student does give me much of a chance to spend money for a charter in the salt. Although, I enjoy them both equally, they are both unique in their own way and cant particullary be compared.

I have two heiser 104 lps both with Genesis H-valves on them. I did a vip on them this year, and took apart the valve to clean it. When I put it together and turned the air on, air is leaking out of the handle on both valves and both tanks. I had my LDS rebuild them, also they got the rebuild...

The SMB idea is excellent. IMO anybody diving in open water should carry one at all times. I was taught that one victim is better than two, so always do a safety stop. If I'm diving in 30 ft or shallower i'll skip it, but deeper than 30ft if I have the air I will do one. Just my two cents

Thanks all very much, I have decided not to go there anytime soon due to the visibility. Have talked with a few people at a LDS and they were saying its only like 5-10 ft. It will be done in the future I've been waiting for 4 years now to get the certs to do it.

21 here, and have been diving for 6 years, I know exactly what your saying but it seems to be mostly cost, everyone seems to want to do it

Hey guys, I'm a new poster to the forum, but a long time reader. I am looking for Eagles Nest, I know how to get to the Chassahowitzka wildlife area, but from there I have no idea how to get to Eagles. If you would either reply or PM me with directions and I would be very greatful.