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I shoot for 135-140. There is a chart in the little book that comes with a new reg, and SP recommends 133-142 psi

you might have better luck with a drysuit that has a sock foot instead of a boot. That way you can buy an overboot in the size you need. An example would be the Pinnacle Liberator series dry suit

I am using a Hero 5 and use the same settings as Soloist except I use 120 fps instead of 60. Obviously it is going to take up more space on your card, but I really like using it because I feel the "images" are much smoother. Also if there is a segment I want to slow down, I can achieve the same...

whatever watch you like is the best watch. I use an Oceanic OCi and really like it. I have one friend that uses a Suunto D6i and one other that uses the Scubapro M2, they both swear by them. It's all personal preference and taste in style.

Currently using Scubapro MK25 Evo/ S600. I really like it, but I am thinking about picking up a MK17 Evo/ S620 Ti

Booo, wish I could make it!

Scubapro MK17/G260 would be a great option as well. Edit: I added ^^^^ this link. The set is $626

Looking to get in some Great Lakes wrecks this summer as well, some great recommendations on this thread so far! Does anyone dive the Great Lakes wet, or would I be absolutely out of my mind? I have an 8mm semi-dry, haven't ventured into the drysuits yet.

I see your thought behind this, but to me it seems like unnecessary wear and tear on the seams of the bladder. I might try unscrewing the dump valve from the bladder and see if it still provides an "acceptable" flush

Thanks everyone for the replies thus far! Keep 'em coming! In response to some of your questions, I would be flying in to PBI Sunday and leaving on Friday. As far as what I would like to see, I don't really have a strong preference, though I do like to explore wrecks and reefs... any day diving...

There is a good chance I may be in West Palm Beach FL the first week in June, anyone have any recommendations for shops that run daily charters, or sites that are a "must see"? Any information would be greatly appreciated!

+1 for the Hollis NeoTek Semi-dry

MacDive. Use it on my MacBook Pro and iPhone, and love it. The only thing I did not like, was the iPhone app is not included with the registration fee, but I got over it quickly.

If you are not in any hurry to get this info, I will be in the shop on Tuesday and I can dig through the service computer and see if we have the PDFs for this reg as Hollis is one of our brands.

I cannot speak for Bonaire or Cayman Brac, but my family has a timeshare on Grand Cayman. We dive exclusively with Ocean Frontiers, which is the company that owns Compass Point resort. They are a top notch PADI outfit, and within the last 6 months have taken delivery of two new custom Newton...

Pretty common with a dry reg. get it nice and wet and give it a try, or if you really want to try it out, stick your face in the tub with it!

I use the Oceanic Viper fins and have been very happy with them. I will say, if there is anything more than a light moderate current you will be working pretty hard to keep up.

For the MK25 / S600 combo there are a bunch of different variations that change the price. for the "standard" set the MK25 EVO / S600 is the newest version, and should be priced around $785. you can get special editions of this reg, for example you can get the S620ti which the internals of the...

Welcome to SB Brian! I have been a member here for a short while now, but just recently started "diving in" to the forum. What are some of your questions regarding GoPro? I dive with a Hero 5 Black and I love it, as with many cameras your settings and accessories can make all the difference in...