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Might be interested in the Eddy fins. I have size large that are like new but are a bit tight with a full boot

I was thinking about trying to weight it slightly to fill up space around a PLB and car keys. The PLB itself only weighs around 4oz.

Thanks. With the XL do you find the ~ 12oz of buoyancy annoying? Curious where you typically attach it.

How do people recommend attaching the XL size securely? I have an Artec PLB1 that could be nice to carry in case of emergencies/drift dives. Feels clunky to use a bolt snap.

Looking for a canister for PLB + car keys. Price looks similar between them. However Dryfob doesn't include any kind of attachment. Anyone recommend how to attach it since it doesn't include one like custom divers?

Shearwater is the safer bet of course, and surfGF would be nice. Atmos is something like $150 cheaper though when on sale which is significant. I personally might try to buy a used Peregrine as a compromise.

You'll get the typical replies here: - Shearwater Perdix AI - Shearwater Teric

No worries, totally understand it can be a time sink too, not just a money sink.

Is scubaboard your primary source of income chairman? If so I understand, but if it's just a hobby I can't imagine hosting costs are very much for this site.

Dan is a non-profit and the insurance is really cheap for a year of diving. I already had one chamber ride and that $120 membership or whatever already saved me $2000+. (My medical insurance kicked in, but I had a $2k deductible). Even if you never use it for diving, the $10k accident...

What's the cheapest AI integrated computer that you'd consider if you opted for something like that and gave up the nice screen/buhlman/surfGF features of the peregrine?

This is just smart. I'm only a rec diver but plan to run safety stops as long as possible from this point on. Would like to get a Shearwater just to monitor surfGF/the tissue compartment view to have something fun to watch while at a safety stop.

Never thought about reserve in case of a chamber ride... that is interesting.

How many dives a day were you doing? I feel like it might get close if you are diving EAN32, 5 dives a day at reasonably deep depths (90-100')

Thanks - looks like I can simply watch CNS % on most dive computers, but should be low risk with the surface intervals & reasonable half-life. Curious how many DC's give SI credit.

Hi all, I was recently nitrox certified. I understand the NDL/MOD implications for individual dives, but am a little confused on continued oxygen exposure over multiple dives. I realize oxygen is not the same as nitrogen accumulation, but I'm trying to debate this guideline: SDI states that...

Right, keep in mind the Deep6 is just a rebranded Crest CR-4 chinese computer as well. I mean Deep6 claims to have had some help in the development process, but I suspect 95% of it is just rebranding.

Thoughts on the Atmos Mission ONE for $300ish on sale? Custom gradient factors, color screen, buhlman. No AI though.

See the video I just posted above from 2 months ago. Very similar to the one from years ago though.

He spoke to it in this polish conference just 2 months ago: He mentioned 50/70 at around the 1:40 mark for more isolated locations. 50/80 in other standard conditions I guess. I'm just a beginner but find the theory interesting.