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I'll email pics and details as soon as I get a chance.

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Light & Motion Stingray II housing 300ft depth rating Video monitor back & standard back section Wide angle lens & standard lens Sony HC1000 camera Shoots video & still pictures Pelican case with all cords and charger. $1000 For more info or pics, email lanezimmer@hotmail.com

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Halcyon Pro 6/18w HID with E/O cord and exploration handle. No battery. $400 I can have a 18Ah battery made for about $175. More info or pics, email lanezimmer@hotmail.com

I keep mine in the same pocket as my SCUDA...:shakehead:

Hey Paul, did you ever receive the video from that trip in the mail? If not, let me know. Lane

Unfortunately, the mentality expressed here severely cripples our area from producing good divers. Dives of this nature take place almost daily. This way of thinking has been passed down through the ranks since the 60s. This group also has the track record to prove it. Many people have died...

Which depth is he fine with? over or under 100ft?

Sounds like your harness needs adjusting to me. From what your telling us, it seems as if the plate is too high on your shoulders. Put on the rig and look in a morror. See where the top of the plate is relative to your shoulders.

There is no use in calling the TOS police. Once one troll is gone, two will fill in the void. I do find it quite amusing as to where some of these guys come up with this stuff, though. But, that's what you get from an informal, ambiguous diving forum... You don't know who's who until you've...

There is nothing special about DIR. It's common sense stuff. Anyone with good reasoning skills and good common sense can come up with the same results. The true DIR guys are not the super divers people make them out to be. They use common sense, follow a few basic rules and spend a lot of...

MrFish? How original... See you at the meeting, Robbie.

I thought the dual pancakes went nicely with this thread.

That particular dive can easily be done with a set of 80s and a 40 filled with 50%. You could even extend your bottom time more by adding an 80 stage, all while being completely balanced. You don't need larger doulbes (AL or steel), DB wings or any of this other nonsense. As far as thinking...

I've done many, many hours of skills work in a pool that's 82 year round. TLS350 and DUI's actionwear 150 gets the job done. I don't wear a hood and when I come out the undergarments are dry. It can be done.

1) The second bladder still serves no purpose when the primary functions properly. No need to "manage" it. 2) You got BS information, sorry. 3) What kind of dive is a person doing where you need that much gas? If they're doing a dive that requires that much, they're more than likely...