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I use a metal detector underwater , have tried using a propulsion vehicle to dig, unfortunately, these tend to be too powerful. Looking for the smallest device I could use to move sand in a controlled manner. Thanks

Not so much looking for propulsion vehicle, although many use SPV for this purpose. Looking for the smallest device I could use to move sand in a controlled manner. Thanks

Is this still available?

This is the description of a leak. These units are prone to this, as it has occurred to many many owners(me included). The leak can be in the battery compartment or the motor compartment, in the back. Both areas have a leak sensor that triggers the on/off cycle you describe. My Explorer...

Sometimes the best advice is the simplest advice...plan for the worst...hope for the best. Thanks for the useful comments

Yes, in 2005 I took the TDI Advanced Nitrox and the TDI Advanced Decompression classes. I have several hundred dives under my belt, in all sort of conditions from no viz, high current, cold, hot, rivers, lakes, oceans, pools, cenotes...etc etc am very comfortable in the water; ex Navy, love to...

Thanks...guys. Yes, I added up all the weights, last night, if I were to do this and I'm pretty much back to doubles! I had planned on putting the spare air on my right side as is typical and the deco on my left with second stage on my left, clearly marked with even a weak tie wrap over mouth...

My current pony is strapped to the 130. I know during the advanced deco class we would sling the deco bottle. While that's a possibility, my thought is that I might prefer strapping them both to the 130. I've done double 100's and backed off that configuration after a surgery I had(which is...

Well I've been diving 130cuft with a 30cuft pony as backup air source. On my deep dives upto 150ft, what typically happens, is that I'll still have air in my 130, and my deco obligation grows and grows, bringing me up early. So as we begin a new dive season in the North East. I've been giving...

I use to dive double 100s and found that I would always have plenty of air remaining from any dives in the typical 70-140 ft range. Diving regular air, I would rack up long deco times. Between the facts that I would have plenty of air and looking to cut down some weight (due to some...

How many people are using a pony? Is it advisable to use a different mix on the pony to reduce deco times?

I picked up a SeaDoo scooter last year and used it on several shore dives in New Jersey and New England. I'd like to use the scooter this year on Wreck dives, in the North East under ~ 30ft vis condiitons. Does anyone have experience using a scooter on wreck dives under such conditions? do you...