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Are you an experienced above water photographer? The limited DOF due to the long focal length combined with close working distance might prove frustrating. You might have problems locating and keeping your subject in the frame. Shots of larger subjects will require longer working distances...

Don't be put off by Piranha's high published shipping charge. He will bill you at his actual shipping costs.

I wear socks with my sandals if it's cold or I'm at formal occasions. Strangers address me in French. I once apologized to my seat neighbor on a flight for my foot attire. She said in Denver such footwear is referred to as "Chocs n' Sox".

Not a good idea. Long, potentially rough crossing. Deep bottoms. Unpredictable currents.

You're right. If it is consensual, and the parties are familiar with common procedures and capacities, there is minimum risk. I was thinking of the situation described in the OP. Expecting non emergency free air from strangers is at best presumptuous and rude.

I think most everyone agrees that chronic, casual air sharing is a bad thing. There is some flexibility in opinions on how to correct the situation.

This is another one of those Scubaboard things that basically comes down to personal preference, comfort level, and convenience. As I said, I personally don't feel comfortable with the idea of a combined inflator/ safe second, and I've never felt burdened carrying a traditional octo. But for...

I look at completed sales on ebay. I'm looking for that $25. g250.

That's what happens when people turn a FOR SALE thread into a discussion. Business is best discussed via DM.

If you just want a smart watch the Garmin 965 is very capable.

Does it look like the the Oxycheq bladder can fit the VDH?

Garmin makes good watch style dive computers. The only thing I don't like is their use of proprietary AI transmitters. But many people find this not to be an issue.

Hmmm. I don't really think of the Phoenix as vintage.

So, this things been sitting for 10 years?

Bangka. Oh, so close.

Oops, sorry, wrong island!

Tariffs?

When I bought the Descent Mk1 I was doubtful about the functionality and reliability of a reworked sports watch. But it has held up for years, the battery life is better than good, depth dependent parameters still match my Perdix exactly, and it's never missed a beat. It has by far exceeded my...

I have one of these Seiko 6105 watches that I bought in 1973 for my NAUI OW certification on St Croix, USVI. It's somewhere in the house, but I'd have to take the place apart to find it. Anyways, here's a video of a guy doing a rebuild on a 6105. Fascinating!

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