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Yes, the item is for sale. The digital compass itself can be calibrated very easily to your location - basically you press a button and turn 360 degrees. It can also be calibrated for tilt, meaning there is no limitation on usage by geographic location. You can also change all settings...

New price, $500 INCLUDING SHIPPING. That's right, a brand new, never dived Suunto Cobra 3 computer for $500 delivered to your door.

Please everyone DO NOT be scared off by the fact I'm in Australia. To confirm, the price includes shipping to North America. We have mail services here and I can ship to you in the US!

I'm in Melbourne (Australia, not Florida).

BRAND NEW Suunto Cobra 3 Air Integrated Computer. Absolutely perfect condition, never dived. Price: USD$575 including shipping to anywhere in North America or Australia / NZ. For more product information see the Suunto website: Suunto Cobra3 Black | Suunto

It really depends if you're American or not. If so you're expected to tip heavily (15%+), simply because all of the other American tourists who've preceded you have done so. If you're European or an Aussie then expectations are more modest - 10% at the most is fine.

Scubapro Knight Hawk comes in size XXL which might meet your needs. I have a Knight Hawk and it's an excellent back inflate BC (note I'm NOT trying to sell it to you!). You can get them on Leisurepro for $450.

The primary disadvantage of a BP/W set up is that it will give you the misplaced illusion you are a better, more skilful diver than you really are. Plus it may also create delusions of increased attractiveness to the opposite sex together with a firm yet utterly misplaced sense of entitlement...

Not sure about the Halcyon, but you should be able to get the rest of this stuff online from Leisure Pro for less than retail. Just be aware that you'll have to pay import duties into Australia if the total value of your shipment is greater than $1000 AUD. Aussie customs will also look out for...

OK, distinction between certified and non-certified cave divers dying noted. My original point still stands however - the diving environment and the fitness of the individual are the two key risk factors when assessing the likelihood something bad will whilst diving. The number of dives the...

Can someone, ANYONE present any actual evidence that there is something inherently unsound about being taught to dive by someone with only 150 or so dives? So many people on this board have complete delusions of grandeur about what they do, here's a little secret I'll let you in on - 90% of...

I have some bad news for you: By choosing to dive in a horrid, evil 'poodle jacket' you have almost certainly signed your own death warrant. It's simply not possible to dive safely or efficiently in one. And if by some miracle of fate you survive diving without a back-inflate or BPW you will...

First of all great choice - I love my Hollis F1 fins. Secondly by way of comparison I have US size 14 feet and dive with a 3mm Henderson boot (i.e. not a rock boot) and find the XXL fins just a little bit too big, but not enough to detract from the experience of using them. If I bought a...

The primary complaints people have about back-inflate BCs is that they press them face forward whilst on the surface and make it slightly more difficult to ascend and descend in the vertical position. Both are valid criticisms up to a point, but are also somewhat misleading. On your OW and AOW...

In my experience having undertaken approx. 8 different dive courses there has been zero - and I mean ZERO relationship between the training background of the instructor and the quality of the instruction delivered. My OW instructor was the product of a zero to hero program in Thailand with...

I say ignore the doubters and the naysayers and just do it. I'm a current DMC and have approx 70 dives, which I know in the eyes of many SB posters makes my opinions worth roughly the same as a squashed cockroach you might scrape from the sole of your sneakers. But the fact is these people...

Noticed exactly the same thing with mine - the computer does behave differently when setting compass bearings in and out of the water - I haven't found a way around this. Long press to bring up the compass, short press to set the bearing and YES you do get the bookmark stored message at this...

I think the reason you can't find the Seahawk on LP is because it's a relatively new product and they probably haven't got their hands on a bulk shipment yet. For example if you go onto the Scubapro website and change regions to say Asia-Pac or Australia you'll find they aren't even advertising...

LeisurePro are able to sell products for less than your local dive shop for a couple of basic reasons: 1) They access the 'grey' market which in practice means they buy stuff in bulk from places the manufacturers sell it relatively cheaply (e.g. SEAsia) and ship it to places where the market...