Because most of my treatment was in Mexico we will never know exactly what it was that poisoned me. I am just thankful that the medical care I received was sufficient and I was able to get back home to my doctor.
Reminds me of AAD's in skydiving. Originally they were thought of as nothing more than another failure point. They've saved many lives, and they have taken some. I imagine an automatic buoyancy control device could have the same results. Most of it would come down to training and proper...
My wife and I took our honeymoon in Cozumel a few months ago and for the first day or two everything was fine. I had scheduled some dives and my wife and I had been having a great time on the island.
The day before I was scheduled to do my first set of dives I was very tired and made the...
Springstraps - I'm not sure how I ever lived without them.
On a side note: The Scuba.com ad with the dolphin that gets closer and closer to the camera creeps me out! STOP LOOKING @ ME DOLPHIN! :-)
I remember the first time me and my buddy hit 65 feet in fresh water on day when viz was less than ideal. It got dark as night and I remember looking over and only being able to make out the red detail on my buddy's BC. We didn't stay long... We had no lights! How smart of us! We learned...
I think the VAST MAJORITY of "recreational" dives made in the World are made in waters 70 degrees F and warmer.
--I do about 30+ dives a year and in the last 2 years 4 of those have been in water over 70
I think the VAST MAJORITY of "recreational" dives made in the World are made with...
I have experimented with various setups related to pony bottles, but the one that has always served me the best is setting it up just like a DIR stage bottle. I have an 80 rigged as a stage that way and also a 19cf as a pony.
DIR-diver.com - Stagebottle rigging
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