Search results

all dive outfits i dove with so for accepted my sdi cert. why shouldn't they?

i thought this thread was about force fins? well, i am absolutely happy with mine. just trying to get back to the topic here....

night dive on fredericks pier, st. croix ,usvi

for a week of diving, i leave it in. for longer storage i remove and it keep ziplocked.

i absolutely loved the movie.

32F st. lawrence river. mares proton ice (no environmental seal kit) > freeflow apeks atx200 worked quite well.

Welcome to Prescription Dive Mask i have all my lenses made by these guys. quality work and absolutely no complaints.

not to forget "subaho" and "keldan"

i've been trying to find that out too. unfortunately, it seems that all depends on the tsa guy (or his mexican equivalent). my wife and i are going to cancun in may and i decided against our rechargeables. just because of that.

not if the batteries contain lithium. you are still taking your chances. there was an article in one of your two largest german dive magazines (don't know if it was "tauchen" or "unterwasser") where they tried to take lights onto planes after new rules went into effect this year. they showed...

for recreational use i think lights should be easily transportable on planes. in today's world, it seems a hit or miss whether you can take your light or not. i would prefer an interchangeable use of regular batteries and rechargeable packs.

...but tim....the question of the op was regarding the opinion of hartenberger lights in particular. your comment on led vs. hid was valuable, however everything after that was a general sales pitch for your products. which i don't think is quite ok either.

my wife and i each have a nano compact. both with halogen as well as the optional led head. the halogen is great when you dive reefs etc. for night dives, caverns and such, the led comes handy (also with a longer run time). the lights are very well made. absolutely no complaints. well.... the...

welcome chris! i'm originally from remscheid im bergischen land. enjoy the forum.

in the summer months you can get by with a 5mm.

also from me two thumbs up. great gear and service.

another vote for dutsch springs.

170 ft. on air

thanks!

my cousin (who lives in europe) got certified in thailand but did not get his c-card. he asked me as just a "low-life padi americas dm" to help him. I sent an email to padi asia and they could not have been more helpful. very professional. got this problem resolved within a few weeks.