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Subscribed. If there's going to be a shore dive meetup, I'd like to go too.

A dyslexic walks into a bra. Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Very true, that's my fallback for when my TX friends still make fun of our notion of barbeque. Etc better include philly btw. :baseballbat: Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Yep, that was a subset of (2). Thanks! Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences. Now I know 1) I'm legal and 2) I need to help keep the flight safe from TSA.

A man walks into a bar with a little dog under his arm. Bartender says, hey you can't bring a dog in here. Man: This is no regular dog, he can talk. Bartender: BS. Man: Go on, ask him anything. Bartender: What's on the outside of a tree. Dog: Bark! Bartender: What's sandpaper feel like...

An Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scot walk into a bar. A fly lands in the Englishman's beer and he shoves aside in disgust. The Irishman plucks out the fly and drinks the beer. The Scot holds the fly upside down and says, "Give it up, ya wee bastard!".

If you mean large lithium metal batteries, that's true. Large lithium-ion can be checked according to http://phmsa.dot.gov/safetravel/batteries, which is the website Southwest Airlines refers to. Here is the chart they use:

That makes sense so I guess I'll take it carry on . But I'm not sitting anywhere near you. I've seen baggage spill from the overhead.

I just got off the phone with Ted at Light Monkey and got a pretty detailed answer on this. TSA rules have changed recently and they have had to make some changes to stay compliant. The older rules specify a maximum quantity of lithium in each battery. The new rules specify a maximum Watt*hr...

Ouch. Duly noted. This is just to Miami.

The light head can be installed so the male contacts go into dummy safety receptacles. It sounds like I can leave the light installed and put it in checked if I have it in that position.

Is there any problem flying domestically with a 10Ah Li-ion battery in checked luggage if I uninstall the battery and cover the terminals?

Tobin, When you ask for the buoyancy of the exposure protection a customer is wearing, how would I measure that for a drysuit? This is unclear to me.

If you haven't read it, I recommend the novel Cryptonomicon, by Neal Stephenson. It weaves multiple stories from WWII and 90's era silicon valley together. Alan Turing is a character along with Marines, hackers, Philippine treasure divers, and priests. Funny and fascinating book WRT to the...

Oil slick leap was the most fun giant stride entry I've ever done, I would definitely do that again. And I second the take 3 tanks up to the park. Solo diving in Bonaire is not a problem.

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Kayak diving. Diving from a RIB like in the Galapagos. Boating an injured diver. :-)

A hair dryer works well for removing seals, followed by removal of the adhesive and sealant with some abrasive to get a clean surface to attach the new seals. You might want to check out the Airspeed Press book Wetsuit and Drysuit Maintenance and Repair. WETSUIT AND DRYSUIT MAINTENANCE AND...

Definite entanglement hazard.