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My BCII is black, in fact I have 2 of them, a very functional and fashionable horse collar indeed. The inflator/dump valve set up on it is my favorite feature. Those two big co2 cartridges on it make we want to take it free diving and take the elevator up.

The idea of someone showing up to a trimix check out dive wearing a bright orange Fenzy for redundant bouyancy made me chuckle. (FWIW - I never really liked the way they fit, but they sure can provide some lift, and are about 10 times tougher than any bladder I have ever seen. ) Then I...

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Tied to a bolt snap, clipped to my drysuit suspenders on my front entry suit. I tried around the neck or in my undergarment pocket, but neither were particularly accessible when approaching my truck with my doubles on and nowhere to take them off.

Uwatec Air Z Nitrox. Dove it for over 100 dives with the transmitter problem free. Stopped using it when switching to tech for various reasons, none related to wireless connection reliability. Transmitter is currently residing on my warm water vacation reg, wondering when I will make...

Now that is an Esky to be proud of!!!! I learned the term from my dive buddy who moved to the states from Tassie. It took me quite a long time to understand what he was saying when I first met him. It still is a bit challenging over the phone sometimes.

Esky is cooler that you pack with heaps of beer, right? Now if I just have me a sticky beak at my Aussie-American dictionary, I might be able to answer some more questions.

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The post really should be titled Great White feeding or Great White attack on seal - caught on tape. "Great White attack - caught on tape" implies (at least to me anyway) attack on a human. It's kind of like posting "ClevelandDiver attack - caught on tape", in reference to me devouring a...

Shipwreck Diving - Osprey Charters A little bit of a hike from Columbus, but perfect for a weekend trip. Best charter I have found on Lake Erie. Incredible wrecks, good dive boat, friendly & knowledgeable captain. FYI - COLD water. Bottom temps often range from high 30s to mid 40s...

Dive Team Searching For Car In Lake Finds 3 - Local News Story - WDIV Detroit I imagine that this kind of thing is not that uncommon for PSDs.

Hi Gary, I am an avid reader of your PSD posts, but this one really made me stop and think. PSDs must really look at the world through different eyes, with the veil of blissful ignorance pulled back. When something as innocent and mundane as a child's bike can cause such dark thoughts and...

The wrecks that I dive are often over 100 years old and fairly intact. That's pretty interesting to me. Of course I don't get to see much big marine life without travelling 500+ miles. Got take what's available. At least the water is cold! My favorite charter...

New computers often have bugs too. Unless you have a backup computer, I'd taken a proven one over a new one any day of the week.

I stayed there for a week this summer at one of their mobile homes and got in several night dives. It was fun doing an entire lap of the quarry at about 30 feet around 10pm. I did, however, have a really good light (http://www.diveriteexpress.com/lights/lightpkg10w.shtml). As my buddy put it...

No money was paid, but I did get to bust my older brother's chops. He was walking his bike across a creek where the bridge was out and never made it as the creek went from 2 feet deep to 5 feet deep in one step and then quickly over his head. There was a bit of current and he had to ditch the...