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thanks guys, the info has been very helpful, ill have to check out that rodale's site.

well, i'm not even half done with the class yet, but i imagine that my diving would be purely recreational in nature. I would probably go just periodically, and would usually be in colder waters, lakes and ocean shores in the New Hampshire area.

I'm new to the sport and have been looking around at some of the gear and i have noticed huge price differences in regulators. What are you paying for between a $150 regulator and a $500 regulator. Is it really worth all that much more?

i just ordered a pair of space frogs... . . i hear their great

when i said "mile" ... . . i meant "hour"

wow., lake winneposaki (sp?) is about a mile from my house. I had no idea there was anything cool down there. Ill have to check it out after i finish the course and get all the gear.

I've just started my scuba diving class and am really excited to become certified. I live in New Hampshire, so i was wondering if there were any good places to dive in the New England area.