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There are a lot of places to get equipment. There is always someone selling used equipment on SB, ebay, etc. For the most part, I haven't heard of any issues with SB related sales.... But ebay, "Be very careful" There is also some that love the online distributors, prices are good, but...

Will do.

The out of air skills.... Mainly.

I’ve thought about putting a few people on the ignore list… I just took another Prozac and they didn’t push my buttons anymore. :D

Winner! :d

My wife and I have started the Rescue Diver Course. The issue she is having related to “Over-Thinking” (and stressing about) the up-coming Pool and Open-Water drills. Does anyone have any advice to help reduce her “Over-Thinking” and hence stress. Thank you

Beechdiver, I was looking at prices, and was surprised how much the overall price drops when you bundle the air with lodging (as njones indicated). Paul

Over the years I have been involved with, NAUI, PADI, and now SSI in some form or another. SSI is using; “knowledge”, “equipment”, “skill”, “experience”…. they all work together. As divers, we understand how they all rely on the other, and...

Joke or not. It was a hot thread.

putting it back on = pain, pinching, hair pull.... Change out the strap, there are some great after market ones.

One of the great things about ScubaBoard is the “free flow” of information and opinions. Here’s my opinion, and everyone can “take it”, or “flush it” it’s up to you. :mooner: Some of the best instructors have had to work through issues or...

Mask and Reg issues are normally at the top of stressor for new divers. I would have assumed (OK laugh now) someone working toward their DM would have gotten through those beginner stressors. As part of my OW class, we were required to remove our masks and swim around, swap with someone, and...

Two years to plan.... Plan for the best... GBR. You'll have enough time to save the $$$$$

Lauire, It's always good to work on skill that need to be improved. I was a bit surprised to see you did it while doing a solo dive from a dive boat. When we are working on skills, it's always better to have a buddy there to "spot" us.

Sorry to hear about the accident. The big question relates to the body and the addition of metal, and possible impacts to diving. Personal experience: none what so ever. I have screws, and two artificial knees. Once her doctor clears her, she should be good to go.

The body is like “Nature” :D Renewable, as long as it not over abused. :shakehead: Unfortunately, we tend to over abuse our bodies, way too much. :shocked2:

This housing and a matching Canon camera, would make a great entry level photo system. I have (had) one and when I upgreaded my system, my wife got the old one. Hell sometimes she even gets better shots than I do.

I have to again compelment Ikelite. Their super customer service starts even before someone is a customer. I own 4 of their products and they all exceeded my expections. :D

The key to learning “ANY” new skill is “Desire”, “Proper Instruction” and “Practice”. I have to assume you have the first two, the third you will have to work at. Some individuals take to new skills, as if they have been doing them their entire...

I started using split fins after using jets for years. They are easier on the legs. But I feel I dont have the same power, and frog kicks are less effect.