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Guessing you’re out of the plate business now, but I’m sure loving mine! Even if you never make another your work is still working hard every day.

So, like a trans fill whip? NorthEast has you covered: https://northeastscubasupply.com/transfill-whips/

Can’t Apple somehow tell you whose it is?

Sounds legit. You certainly don’t need any computer at 25’. SPG would have been nice to have but substantial pony is better than a J-valve. How did you get there though, is it a shore dive, or soloing out of a small craft, or what?

What’s even the point of a tank supplied snuba system again? Why not ditch all that long hose and filter complexity and strap the tank right to your back, with some sort of harness?

Vis was decent, not great. 20’ or so.

Yesterday I soloed Ten Mile, Victoria. Put in at White Rock St, came out at Baynes St. Went a bit early, tidal current was still pretty strong and pulled me around the point in 20min or so. It’s very possible to get swept out to sea there, at night, that would have been no good… Current was not...

Yesterday I soloed Henderson Point and Deep Cove, around Victoria BC. First dives of the trip, had some gear issues and my weight wasn’t right, decent vis though.

Who were they fighting? What’s the agenda of the purple urchin conservation movement? It sounds like doing the right thing but it would be easier to just smash them without any fishing license.

Little things like cameras won’t affect your overall buoyancy enough to matter. Slightly heavy is easier to handle, slightly light is more likely to recover if you loose it. Carrying a camera is a significant task load, they usually make the whole dive be about running the camera. If you’re...

The boats are mostly pretty diligent. It’s a hazard sure but addressing it shouldn’t be top priority. If you’re shopping for gear mask, fins, and suit that fit and work well should be first purchases, then a computer. These are personal things that are harder to rent.

Sinking is usually bad news in marine transportation. Isn’t this particular vessel built to handle it though?

It’s hard for tourists to be prepared for local conditions, they’re tourists after all. “Buyer beware” of course, especially in a third world sort of place, but we sort of have to rely on local operators to take care of us.

Thread 'Warning for those considering long-term training at Tenerife Diving Academy (Divemaster Course)' https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/warning-for-those-considering-long-term-training-at-tenerife-diving-academy-divemaster-course.656286/ This is someone coming out the other side of a...

Good on ya for doing the diligence, almost certainly yours now though. If you dive popular spots enough you barely even need to buy gear!

How were they reporting a wreck from 1909 in a 1904 article?

-Fraudulent lumen claims are a ubiquitous curse at the low end, you just have to pay your money and take your chances. Up to Amazon et all to police that but they can’t be arsed. Wish wetestlights.com by Light And Motion was still around. -Standard Qi charging would be nice. Proprietary...

Wow, like an alien in outer space. You really nailed that lighting.

Forget the make or model but it’s a V6 two stroke and it’s plenty enough. Never seen it not plane the hull despite a full load of divers with two tanks each. With a fast boat on a trailer the group can get a lot of good diving over a wide area. That speed is also handy at high current sites like...

Jack has a large fiberglass RIB on a trailer. He’s had a dozen divers in there but more comfortable with six or eight. Just had new tubes installed so it’s looking pretty spiffy! It’s on the “adventurous” end of diving, there’s no shelter and you have to hump yourself over the side to get back...