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Just send an email too - info@shearwater.com with the S/N of your computer and they will get you an answer right away on the manufactured date. Cheers, Curt

When you are done diving for the weekend or day and your computer will be sitting for awhile, all you need to do is pull off the Fischer cap from the computer, blow out the inside of the fitting and cap with dry air and put a drop of mineral oil on the pin connector socket, put the cap back on...

It has been stated on this thread that because of the air gap between the screen and the OLED that you cannot read the Predator screen at an angle, the pictures below speak for themselves. I dive a Predator and underwater it is just as easy to read at an angle.

The firmware on the Shearwater can be upgraded at any time by just uploading the latest version off the Shearwater website, it is then uploaded via Bluetooth into the computer. Not a problem, don't want any miss information floating around :-)

ProTec Dive Center and Mom's hotel is another great choice, my wife just got back from there and felt really good about the dive shop, it's operators and the hotel. The dive shop and hotel are in the same place and that arrangement works very well and is very secure.

Here are a couple of shots of the new Shearwater Predator OLED in the Florida caves.

Mel is in Florida Cave Country teaching a CCR Cave Class and there are 2 Predators in use. Mel told me today that she can see the Predator 15 ft away in the cave and because of the 3 color screen (Green, Yellow, Red) she can tell if the person diving the Predator is keeping everything where...

Diving The New Shearwater Predator The new Predator is a dream underwater, the new OLED display is larger, very bright, extremely easy to read and with the 3 color display, will convey important information quickly to the user. The OLED display will automatically adjust it's intensity based on...

Hi Matt- Sorry it was sold, went to a new home over in Europe

Diving the Carl D Bradley in Northern Lake Michigan, August , 2009 The Carl D Bradley was a 623 ft long self unloading bulk freighter built in 1928 which sank in 1958 with the loss of 33 men in 360 ft of water. Here is a link to the history of the Bradley- SS Carl D. Bradley - Wikipedia...

Nice report Ron- Thanks for taking the time to share your story, you needed a good trip and it sounds like you got it :-) See you on the Bradley next week :)

The Stingray housing actually has sliding magnetic swiches with no penetration thru the housing and they do not seem to be very depth sensitive at all. The housing worked great at 353 ft with no problems :D

I have a Stingray HD housing that I would like to take to 350 ft diving the Bradley in LK Michigan in a few weeks. I am told that the factory depth rating is 300 ft but cannot get them to say at what depth it will actually break. Looking for more information on how conservative factory...

For Sale- Like new M48 Super Mask with Kirby Morgan SuperFlow 2nd stage and the XT-100 Buddy phone and Hot Mike. Only in the water once. List price total is $1,264, will sell for $750 plus shipping anywhere in the world.

No Problem Dave, I'm glad you were able to try it out, it is a cool CCR :cool2:

We had 21 people sign up at the show for our "Rebreather Experience" that will be held on June 14th in Mill Creek, have a few spots left but it is filling up fast. We might be adding the new "Titan" rebreather to the experience also if things work out. Our web site has all the information...

The water ended up being just fine on Sunday and the filter system did do it's job. We got the pool system up and running Friday evening and after about 3 beers it was running perfectly. After everyone left for the evening the building maintenance staff turned the pump and filter off because...

You can sign up for time slots at the Manufactures Booths at the show.

The NW Dive Expo is coming up in a couple of weeks, don't forget to plan for it. There will be 5 rebreather manufactures at the show to educate you and let you try out their rebreather's in the pool. Now is you chance to ask questions and have fun. Lot's and Lot's of things to do and...

The NW Dive Expo is just around the corner. It was a fantastic event last year with lots of great exhibits and seminars. This year the show is twice as big with many new exhibits and demonstrations. Like last year, there will be an indoor pool where you can try out different gear. Adding to...