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Aw, man! And to think I missed all the fun because I had to go home! Ang galing-galing talaga ni mysterious dive buddy! ;)

Oceanic is the better choice!

KOREAN RESORT ORDERED TO STOP BATANGAS WORK Philippine Daily Inquirer May 2, 2012 Korean resort ordered to stop Batangas work | Inquirer News

Sea's Spring beachfront construction resumes. :shakehead: Album from Facebook page "Save Secret Bay in Anilao, Philippines" page https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.155197034606696.30711.128826537243746&type=1

I also own a Seaquest Pro. No problems since 2004 when I first bought it. Here's the link to Aqua Lung's 2006 spare parts catalog (approx. 10 MB) . The parts for the Powerline inflator is on page 52. http://www.frogkick.dk/manuals/aqualung/spare_parts_catalog_2006.pdf Hope this helps.

Sep 17-18, 2011 Average water temp: 85F (29C) Visibility: So-so Current: Slight Waves: Early afternoon

My rule of thumb for 3-mm is about 150 dives and I stretch it for about 50 more dives. After that, its time to retire it and get a new one.

I'd probably go with the Geo 2. Same manufacturer anyway.

I just read your thread now. I would think one of the reasons for lack of responses is probably because scuba divers would rather purchase a watch-type dive computer instead -- at least that's what I would do. I'm sorry I can't contribute as to which bottom timer is better.

If you're really dead-set on the discontinued TUSA IQ-700, you could also check out its brothers -- the Dive Rite Nitek Duo (discontinued), the Apeks Quantum, the Cressi Archimede II, Zeagle N2ITION and the IST Data+ GP-3000. They're all made by Seiko from the same platform. Hope this helps.

To simplify your shopping: 1. Shortlist the brands/models based on the algorithm you prefer, depending on the kind of diving you do - liberal (Pelagic DSAT) or conservative (Pelagic Z+, RGBM, Buhlmann ZHL-16C). Liberal Pelagic DSAT brands - Aeris, Oceanic, Hollis, Genesis Middle of...

Contact details of the Mares Philippine distributor: Mares Showroom Dynamic Sports Corporation Ground floor, 7805 Vistamar Building, Mayapis St., Makati City. Open from 10AM-7PM on weekdays and 9AM-2PM on Saturdays. Telephone 403-0519 / 403-0520

You forgot to include the original chick boy, Manuel Quezon! ;)

My friend Jay is actively involved here. :)

Depth? :D Strong currents? :D Hmmm... Must definitely do something about it. :eyebrow:

Hmm, got me thinking... in all my years diving Anilao, I don't think I've ever been there. :shakehead: Must do something about that. :blinking:

Suunto: D4, D6 or D9 Mares: Nemo Sport or Nemo Excel Cressi-Sub: Edy Scubapro: Extender Oceanic: Geo, Atom 2.0, OC1 (is this out already?)

No, they're no longer there. I went last week and found the 2nd floor empty. Hence, my query. The Mares shop is still at the ground floor, though. And the building is now named Vistamar.

Does anyone know the present whereabouts of Adventure One (formerly Aqua One)? It seems that they're no longer in the former Aquaventure Bldg at San Antonio Village.