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Agreed, once you go on bail out, you bail out.

Gotta say, I find this whole thread humerous. I only caught one person out of all those posting who suggests the most important question, what do you need it for? Experienced divers all know "Bailout" is not a complete answer. There are a number of reasons why, but the simplest is that we do...

So, the Doctor Signs off, the Parents sign off. Are instructors and shops still Liable? it certainly has been called into question on the boards (meaning no legal precedent) with the BSA/ScubaDiver/PADI discussion this fall.

Not sure what the concern is. This is the kit that comes with the Sensorcon CO sensor. Nothing more than a .5 lpm flow restrictor and a blow by valve, plus a couple of connectors.

Sensorcon works fine when used properly. Most people splash CO in front of it and then complain it isn't reading properly. Instead, set a flow across the sensor at around .5 lpm, hit the max button, and let run for ~30 secs. I have two that I run in line with my blending sticks, as wells as a...

So, went ahead and recalibrated both of mine. Reset at 0ppm (walk outside and shake a minute) then run 50ppm calibration gas at .5 lpm for 1 minute. A week later, both are responding as expected to 15 ppm and 150 ppm bump gases, meaning they detect CO at appropriate levels. For accurate...

Use float balls all the time. Work Great. Second line is just wasted line. How does an anchor ball/retrieval system work? - The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum

Give Air Hogs Scuba In NC a call. I know that they have them in stock for the JTN lights (same as a 1K shorty) 919-747-9021

Hroark, We have a special sizing tool in our shop called a Wadsunn. You stick your member in and the volume of the hum returned is directly related to the size inside the cavity. Kind of a Volume displacement measurement for your unit. Your shop may have one as well.!!!

LOL "Ok boys and Girls, does everybody have their Banana? Young man in the back, here is a hotdog instead. Maa'm, are you here as part of the HSA Addendum??"

Industry statistics presented by DEMA over the years have stated that, something like, 70% of those who learn to dive quit within the first 3 years. (yes, I am recollecting, if you want to challenge, go download the survey and correct me). I've actually heard numbers as high as 95%. Along with...

So interesting timing on this string. While at DAN last evening, one of the questions asked was, "When will you do an analysis of the differing algorithm and provide real data on which should be selected, and when." Dr. Pollack had an interesting response. First off, I should state that these...

I bought a few RM wide bands last year. If you buy through a distributor, they don't care about a prescription. ~$1.30 per at 144 count.

No way- never trust a bag breather!!! LOL! Should have the new engine together by then!!!

Hmmm, seems that has been said before!!! LOL!!!!:rofl3:

So, now that you know that you can, you may want to look at MultiDeco, also by Ross Hemingway. With Multi, you get all the features and function of VPlanner, plus the added benefit of Buhlmann for comparison purposes. Tools are good!

Deleted for readability issues ---------- Post added February 3rd, 2015 at 01:58 PM ---------- So, the area ratio determines the maximum amount of pressure that can be developed during a stroke. The materials used in manufacturing are exactly the same, both internally and externally, including...

I'll stay a boat owner as well. The only reason my boat was more expensive than an equal amount of charters last year was the amount of trips they cancelled!! 21' Sea Ox Cuddy, adequate room for 4 divers, 12 tanks and 50 comfortable miles. Fortunately, Ramps are free in NC (at least, where I am)...

Sorry, I thought I was clear. While a Nitrogen booster, it has been cleaned using O2 seals and lubricants. The unit was also disassembled and O2 cleaned at the component level. The only difference is the compression ratios.

21 Foot SeaOx Cuddy with a single 200 HP, Radar and Radio. Because it is a single engine, I don't like going out much more than 30 miles, especially here in NC where the weather can change substantially over 2 hours. My offshore distance is additionally regulated by weather trends. Typical...