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I assume Shearwater's stance is more like "zero public announcement so far" rather than "zero interest". I have specifically asked several SW people and always gotten silence rather than "no". But beyond that I have no further inside information. There are many challenges beyond the engineering...

I wouldn't want anything more than a limited edition color that shows I spent $2500 on a regulator

tell that to the pyro sensors sitting on my desk :wink:

Generally parts are weakest along layer lines (perfect layer bonding is hard) and when they fail they split between layers. Consider the forces that will be applied to your part in use and try to print them in a way that those forces aren't splitting layers apart. The other thing you want to...

PETG is the best "common" filament for general underwater applications. It's easy to work with, recyclable, and achieves excellent strength and layer bonding. ABS used to be king for this, it's alright, but printing stronger watertight parts is just easier with modern PETG offerings. Consider...

If you're looking for luxury with technical diving support, Area9 might be worth a look despite their stupid branding. Last I heard they were setting up to offer high-end accommodations plus tech gear rentals. I don't know if they're fully operational yet, or if they are just a dive shop without...

Silly as it may be the hewee actually works great. no glue. HeWee Go Urination Systems For Men

wait does regular DAN insurance have depth limits?

H is not feasible to use shallower than that. It's an extreme option to enable extreme dives. The reason is that H becomes a bit safer (less explosive) in gas mixes with less than ~4% O2. You can't dive such a mix shallow.

Good question, I don't have a specific percentage for you, but if you use Ebay's advanced search you can look at sold prices and calculate something. Cameras are particularly hard on this front (even vs other dive gear) because new versions are constantly coming out.

Good writeup. Sounds like a number of small factors added up. Dehydration is a major contributor, well recognized as a root cause in many DCS cases. Being cold at depth then very warm (and exerting yourself) on the surface post-dive would have contributed as well. Both things can increase the...

- Glue on big wetsuit pockets or get tech shorts with big pockets. Pockets should be huge and velcro flap style. - The "how to tie a boltsnap" video tutorial is good - DSMB+Spool go in left pocket, spare mask and wetnotes go in right pocket (if you want to follow GUE's well-thought-out standad...

but it would be quite the conversation starter

loud clunk

Didn't mean to sound frustrated with D6 - all the fin companies have been adding that hole in recent years. I love your stuff and how your company does things. I know the hole is for hanging and not purely cosmetic, though I don't quite understand why the tip-hanging requirement is so important...

https://www.piranhadivemfg.com/item/1-14-Swivel-Bolt-Snap-Special-Design-Thin-Eye-SS-12603 Are a must if you wear thick gloves. They make blind clipping so much easier. (and no the "thin" eye will not break even holding heavy tanks, it's still overbuilt strong stainless)

if good hydrodynamics matter in fins (which admittedly is a questionable premise) the foil tip is a terrible place for a disruptive feature like that. It almost certainly reduces power and efficiency to provide some users with an unnecessary cosmetic convenience.

Another vote for yellow And I wish they would lose the hole in the blade.

The thieves on Bonaire aren't out to steal rental trucks and most people just tuck the keys somewhere mildly out of sight.

Hope all you CCR converts have been keeping up your valve drill flexibility! Maybe the BM version has it on the shoulder. Or uses FMCLs.