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That’s just poor maintenance. Not all bubble stream are leaks; I have a stream of bubbles from an air port on my first stage - as is designed - been told I’ve get a leak numerous times.

I gave up once it became clear it wasn’t diver specific.

Reading university (UK) are undertaking this very topic, and it’s diver specific.

As there on separate cylinders it doesn’t matter. I run a Sherwood on my main cylinder and ScubaPro on the pony. Also have an Aqualung 2nd stage on the main.

As an update, I got a cable for the supermarket and now have a fully charged camera again.

It doesn’t mater how experienced you are in travelling, you can still miss something simple. I’m in Florida for a weeks diving before joining the invasion, and yes I don’t pack the USB charging lead for my camera. The multi connection thingy I have doesn’t fit because the camera door is in the...

Although he was PADI contact BSAC HQ and ask for diver fatality assistance. BSAC maintain the incident log for all UK incidents.

Just to add, when you take the course, it’s another 25+ dives before you start to get comfortable diving dry.

That really depends on where and the type of dives you’ve planned. On the South coast you could get away with it, if Scotland I suggest a drysuit (but do you know how to use one?).

I carry both DIN and Yoke for my 1st stage, plus the wrench to change them. I always make sure I can unscrew the unit before leaving home.

From the Raid website “Dive RAID International is registered as a company in the United Kingdom, and we are headquartered there. However, we have offices world-wide.” Though the site is dated 2023.

I find that interesting. I get told in Thialand the owner and CEO of RAID lives there, in the UK I've had the RAID CEO (based near Manchester) ask if they could merge with BSAC. Now there is a RAID CEO in the US. Some joined up organisation, not.

Worked fine last time I used it: last Sunday.

That's why I stopped buying Aqualung (or its sister companies kit) back in the 1990. they stop supplying parts 3 years after taking a product off the market.

Better still, use Power BI and have the csv file as the source.

My old Suunto would record the number of dives, but the dive information was not kept for overwriten dives.

Sound like the computer is overwriting old dive data. My old Suunto would only keep the last 8 dives.

I think a sub-forum would help to take these posts off the main stream.

That’s what we have the BSAC Altitude Change Table for, part of the BSAC level 1 to 4 88 Tables.

If the 7 thread is on you DV and the cylinder is 5 thread, no problem. Just make sure it’s seated properly. I’ve been diving this configuration for over 20 years. 5 thread DV and a 7 thread cylinder will never seat. That’s to stop 200/232bar equipment being fitted to a 300bar gas source.