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Kadena seawall.

That is horror movie stuff right there.

I can't afford a drysuit. Lol. But my BP/w with 25 pound wing works great. Had a lp inflator malfunction at 40 feet and was able to comfortably swim my rig up. With a HP100 tank. Good read.

I have to agree with the aluminum tank comment. Went out diving with a new HP100 and 4 pounds and was way overweight. Looking forward to no weight at all. Gonna sell my two 80's and go with steel only.

Mid to low 50's in a 3/2 with a 1/2 mil skinsuit underneath.

I use a 25 pound wing. Plenty of lift with a HP100. Balance is good was able to easily swim it up from 40 feet after a lp inflator malfunction. Mine is from DGX.

I love mine and would recommend getting one.

Yelling can serve a purpose if done in the correct way. It can teach a person to react in a calm manner when there is total chaos going on around them.

See if you can make contact with Bernie Chowdhurry. He went thru something similar with a DC's hit he took.

I made that mistake on the Ruby E in San Diego. Got caught up in the current dive buddy left and I did my safety stop and ended up a bit aways from the dive boat.

I just picked up a hp 100 from dris. Gonna get it out this weekend and see if I can go zero weight. Looking forward to it.

I dive up to 36 and my regs have never been cleaned. Just my dedicated nitrox tanks have been o2 cleaned. I had the same concerns about the regs called dris and they confirmed 40 and below they are good as is.

Put it on a necklace.

I dive with a 25# wing. Ss sta and soon a hp100. And still have plenty of lift. Tbone is a wealth of knowledge and he helped me get my wing setup.

Thank you for the info.

If you could please explain. I wondered if you could get bent from free diving and I found he answer to be yes. Is it possible. I am not trying to argue just wanting to learn. Thanks.

My AOW class was pretty good. Nav course was numerous dives for bearing drills kick cycles for distance covered all in about 3-5 feet of visibility. Search and rescue was done with in low visibility and combined what we learned from the nav course. We found a bucket that had twenty pounds of...

I see alot of Divers have hit the nail on the head. I asked my instructor about the speciality courses and he told me that you can learn the same skills from a seasoned diver who is willing to share his or her's wealth of knowledge. And not have to pay for them.

How deep are you planning on going. I asked the same question on this site and the perdix always came up as one of the best. My local lds owner is a well known east coast wreck/ tec diver and he swears by them. If you do get the ostc 4 let me know how it works for you.