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AAUS scientific diver -Klaus

As far as I can tell, low volume masks are superior to high volume masks in all respects. They are easier to clear and equalize, more streamlined, less buoyant, and provide a better field of vision. As far as single lens masks are concerned, some of the lowest volume masks around are single lens...

I agree with your decision. -Klaus

I recently heard a salesman tell a new diver (with mustache) that a full face mask would be the best way to solve his mask clearing problems ... -Klaus

Check out the new picture in my profile. Dollar Store Dive Gear. -Klaus

The sheath that comes with a AA maglite flashlight is perfect for standard 5" EMT shears. I had one for years and never used it for the flashlight. Now I'm happy I didn't throw it away. -Klaus

I can't believe I just read this entire thread. I feel so dirty ... -Klaus

A friend of mine is so "dense" he dives his drysuit without needing any weight (aluminum backplate steel doubles)! -Klaus

I try to stay away from guns, actually. But you should see me dive: m@|) $|<1llZ. -Klaus

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There seem to be mixed opinions on this matter. Personally, I much prefer wearing it over (but I'm no veteran). Here is a recent thread on the topic: http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26970 Does anyone know if there is an "official" DIR answer? -Klaus

I recently picked up a clear 28 gallon rubbermaid tub at office depot for under 15 bucks. http://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do?level=SK&id=443792 -Klaus

Might I suggest simply sliding it under the mask strap? -Klaus

You can always search ebay for good deals on dive gear you have no intention of purchasing anytime soon. -Klaus

Thanks! -Klaus

I wasn't bold enough to suggest it so directly, but that is exactly what I was thinking. -Klaus

I knew that many would dislike this poll, and the discussion is part of the point. I merely want to get an impression of whether heavy posters are also heavy divers. Number of posts is a measure of involvement in scubaboard. Number of dives is a measure of invovement in scubadiving. Granted...

Hey, 95% of my diving is during work, too. -Klaus

I'm curious: within the last year, who dived more often than he/she posted on this board and vice versa? -Klaus