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Two 40's, a midsized DPV, and a flag float, fins too.

I usually go for a 2.5hour dive. I'd hate to poll the beach who is there to stay for that long.

I thought about it but such wheels cost like arm and a leg just for the wheels themselves. https://smile.amazon.com/StoreYourBoard-Replacement-Balloon-Wheels-Inflatable/dp/B077Y38R4Q/ Plus these wheels suck on asphalt as they wear out on hard surfaces and can easily puncture. Plus, depending...

Only if i attach to myself as a dive flag. If the current conditions are strong, that "boat" would pull on the diver. I think it also adds a problem of coming back and not finding the cart because the ocean took it away. Also, this excluded any casters that are reasonably priced. Any wheels...

I have a real nice $150 cart, I am not risking it.

I am afraid a normal beach cart statistically has more chances of disappearing when left unattended.

I dive solo and it hard in terms that I can't unload gear next to a dive site and then leave that gear with a diving buddy while parking a bit further away. So, I am thinking of building a dolly that can roll and then sled on sand. It can't be too expensive, I'll have to leave it while doing a...

I had a mild case. No temperature, cough that persisted for 2-3 weeks. Don't feel like I have lost any use of lungs. Built my own gym, do exercise frequently.

Just gotten a DPV with a good range. Looking for other DPV divers in the same area.

Like at any other place, be polite, don't get into arguments with people who have nothing to lose. Be Florida smart. And leave your Rolex Submariner at home.

Speed lever after polishing: https://i.imgur.com/l9f8FoZ.jpg

The manual says to use only a specific lube for the rings. I did see a small packet included. Say, if once it gets opened, it is like a tooth paste without a screw cup, I am not sure it can be contained well after the first use. Can one use a regular "run of the mill" silicone paste on the...

Xtras' style handle, brought to you by Harbor Freight: Texasguy mod

2.1 arrived today safe and sound. A few questions: 1) The metallic feet on Sentry, my concern that they might scratch the body. 2) The continuing speed selector has corners that are somewhat sharp. Do you use your thumb joint to position the lever? I tried to use the soft part of the tip of...

I'd like to see data about SM divers holding a significant risk of injury on a crowded deck. I'd like to see a hard data to make sure that operators are not free to discriminate because of some wild fallacious falsehood. What is next? No women on the boat because of a bad omen? Don't get me...

Wouldn't it be ultimately more rewarding just buying a newer DPV that is lighter and has more features? As a prior UV26 owner, even in your case with a reduced weight, it is still too heavy. Wouldn't you want a DPV that you can lift and handle with one hand (on the ground)?

Based on the title, i have a question. Where do you draw a line between "recreational DPV' and, I guess, "professional DPV'?

Did you guys give up on astroglide and picked a hair conditioner to be all the new rage?

Wow, you want me to put it on yours because you are a chicken?