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The training for using the BSAC 88 Altitude Crossover Table covers both driving to/from hight and flying.

This is the genuine Johnson Outdoors/ ScubaPro site. The fake one does a good job in copying it.

Having racked up nearly 200 dives in Belize and a fare few in Mexico, my preference is Belize (and back again with the SB Invation). Have a look at ReefCI as something different, but the diving out of San Pedro isn't too bad. The reef is quite a way off the mainland so its practical to stay on...

I'm just suprised the SAR team would operate at those depths.

Keep in mind an AI is expected to teach add-hoc lessons. You’ve already proved you can teach the BSAC syllabus up to DL. Concentrate on Dive Planning, know how to read charts (whether RIB or Hard-boat), study different kit configurations. Brush up on navigation and rules of the road for boating...

Some valves even when open need a help by pressing the button. From your dive count, you’re still learning when to start dumping. I think it took over 100 dives to be comfortable ascending by not leaving it too long. Also, when did you last do a weight check, being overweighted means you’re air...

I have often hired a guide. I don’t like groups and I don’t solo dive. One time my regular buddy (an Assistant Advanced Instructor) was limited my time underwater so I paid for a guide. During the pre-dive brief I check they are capable of doing the dive I want, if not I modify the plan.

Only once in nearly 40 years of international travel have I had bags delayed. That was because the transit time was too short - less than an hour.

A reminder to BSAC members throughout the world, voting for 1 Ordinary Council member (NED) and the Chair positions opened today and runs until 11 June. You should have received your email from Civica. If you do not receive an email from Civica, please contact us at membership@bsac.com or by...

If you're a BSAC member you can get a discount with David Roberts & Partners a BSAC Partner.

Have a look at Westfield Marine Insurance to see whether they meet your expetations. I've used them for the last 15 years (2 or 3 trips a year) or so, but never had to make a claim.

@gwklein pretty will covered it. In most places, if you’re not doing a course you’re responsible for planning your dive not the operator. The only way to ensure you get good equipment is to own and bring your own. Which I do, only tanks and lead are operator provided.

How a dive shop maintains their equipment has nothing to do with the agency they advertise. The agencies are only interested the “training” standards the shop follows, how a shop manages “fun” diving usually has nothing to do with the agency.

interested in what’s available.

Thanks, I stand corrected.

It’s appears this boat wasn’t registered with the CDWS, https://www.cdws.travel/members/safari-boats?page=1

Although this advice is for U.K. citizens, it applies worldwide. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c863dqv97eqo

Most diving is arranged between buddies or clubs. There are some commercial operators, but they mainly run courses. Diving is either on the East or West coast, if you use an Edinburgh or Glasgow outfit then you must travel to whichever coast they're using - Maintly the West coast less affected...

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And in the U.K. we don’t accept any GP signing this form, it must be a member of the UKDMC. Age is not a trigger to contact a diver doctor.