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Hi, I'm Singaporean and regularly dive at Pulau Hantu, one of the few dive sites in Singapore. The viz in Singapore waters is a hit or miss. On good days you could get about 3m-5m and on bad days as low as 0.5m. The marine life there is reasonable and diverse but it all depends on patience...

I went with scuba.is back in 2016 and it was a good experience diving with them. It was my first time diving drysuit and they went through the basics before the dive. As for car rentals, I went with Ace Car Rental and it worked out well for me but YMMV.

I usually go with Weird Divers (a local dive group) or Scubapeople (a local dive company) for dives at Pulau Hantu, which is an island within Singapore waters. I am also waiting for the lockdown to be lifted to start diving locally in Singapore again.

I've been to both and am choosing to head back to Krabi with the family again. Krabi is slightly more relaxing and family oriented though can be slightly boring as it's a rather small town imo. The dive sites are shared with Phuket so you'll also see Phuket dive boats when you are at the dive...

Finally decided on the Teric and the screen is awesome! Fits nicely on my small wrist and feels well built.

Wanted to seek some advice. I already have an Oceanic OCI but am looking to pick up either the Perdix AI or the Teric as my primary computer and the Oceanic will be a backup. Which would most of you recommend.

Was planning to get a Perdix AI as my primary DC but now it's going to be a tough decision.

I use them with the integrated weight pockets. Minimal weight added though slightly bulky but nothing unmanageable.

I've been diving with my Hydros Pro for a number of trips with wetsuit and drysuit. I use it without a crotch strap and it stays snug with little movement. Am very happy with this purchase as it is also easy to pack and dries almost instantly.

Syncing with my iPhone now.

Finally got the update going. Gotta update DM5 first and once that's done the update should show up once you plug in the EON.

Still no availability on mine too.....

Interesting update: With the software version 1.4.26, Suunto introduces multi-language support and wireless connectivity between Suunto EON Steel and Suunto Movescount App Support for 14 languages Suunto EON Steel is now available 14 in different languages. In addition to English you can now...

The dump valves all serve the same purpose so not much difference for what I understand. As for lift size, the men's S size BCD had a smaller lift size than the other sizes.

Got it in last month in December.

Thanks tridacna. Guess I'll not know if mine is the old or new version till I can compare with another side by side.

I'm using one too and it's really comfortable. As tridacna has stated, it is really stable in the water and the bcd grips you very well. Surface buoyancy was also really good and I found myself upright most times although I was using the weight pockets instead of the harness system. Drys really...