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as opposed to watching your computer to monitor depth every 3m and counting 10 seconds -but now your introducing more conditions to support your argument (just like you introduced Oil rigs) when what were talking about is running OOA and switching to a pony on an NDL dive

well i was asked to send it back at my cost and then to send money for postage to get it replaced-I'll never buy this brand again

ive had 3 of these, 2 lasted about 3 dives 3rd on is still going- hopefully youll haver better luck

well you pay your money and you take your chances - this one i bought on ali expresss its ridiculously cheap( US$30) but ive had it down below 120m and I had a second more expensive one that flooded- the main issue for me is if you doing a deep cave dive ( or no light areas) and your cheap...

theres a few follow ups on U tube - primarily focusing on the main points

ahh the wonders of the Antipodes, there are still pockets of anti authoritarian rebels who spurn the anxiety driven and fragile mindset of the litigious Americans. There are people doing outrageously difficult cave dives in the Nullarbor and In NZ that dont have an instagram or facebook page...

yes there is some shore diving -i was refering to the dive operators available to organise that - i think it would be an uphill battle fro a non local to organise it themselves and Troy form tulagi dive is more focused on commercial operations last time i was there going to the solomons for 10...

i glued a plastic dome on the top where its "ON" so i can feel with dry gloves and confirms which way is on - i also got a bit of plastic tubing on the switch that extends past the cap so i can feel it better when my hands get cold

put a laminated card in the case with your contact details for the benefit of inquisitive Aviation security people -- also explain its a life support system and please dont fiddle- -dont make too too wordy or they probably not bother reading it

not to the likes of the poster, theyre too arrogant to see others views but to the many new divers that are absorbing the apparent wisdom it does

yes - the EO plug is the ubiquitous connection for most heating /lighting in water connections - its teh connection to the undergarment you need to marry up if you doing long dives (3-4 hours )then bear in mind the standard battery pack wont do so you will need to think about how you are going...

been on the solomon's master twice- - no complaints although they did have issues with air con last time there are some wrecks in then recreation zone that are worth while but the best one are deep 50m + vis is 2-30m and temperature is around 28-29º 3-5mm wet suit is fine -( I had a dry suit...

i though he processed the situation petty calmly, at no time was he out of control or panicky - trying to work out how serious his issue was - asking dive buddies to check was part of the assessment and trying to understand was his process in HOW to react - it could have been something simple...

i was there twice this year, last trip was in april - we primarily do wreck dives so if you are into that you wont the disappointed. Cant speak for reef diving as we only did 3-4 reef dives but what we did was beyond my expectation- therse no shore diving per se on the mainland - only realistic...

in the whole of 2024?

that looks very cool -clean too!

The add on from Dan is just like a standard travel insurance the covers your luggage etc

this doesnt make any sense- i guess they were used to some sort of App to do a BO plan for a vertical ascent and not taken into account the horizontal part as in a cave environment ?

Theres some further anomalies with the CDAA- eg if you want to go to the Nullarbor plains and dive Olwolgin cave you need 25 post Advanced cert dives before you can ( legitimately) go in. Which indicates that being certified and being capable are different thresholds