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my wife and i have Kubis on our 4 Seaskin Novas. They've been nothing but excellent. Easy to use, no indexing required, and never had any issues. The suit side with sitech silicone wrist seals, and the glove side (using Showa 720s) have both been flawless. I have no experience with any...

I don't have children, but I do know how fast they sometimes grow at that age. If he's 4'8" now, he'll probably be 5'2" in about 17 minutes. My wife is about 5'2" and uses regular length backplates from Halcyon (carbon fiber and steel) and DGX (steel). Have him try on one of your BPW and see...

despite living 30 mins away, I've only done it 4x. we tend to head to Tobermory for our "local" diving.

Curaçao is our go to for the Caribbean.

The wreck on Lake Ontario is the "Tiller"

so......it lives. I spent a bit of time cleaning up the unit, tightening up some nuts and bolts, changed the broken gauge and checked the oil levels. Everything seemed in working order, so I plugged it in and closed the valves. Pressure builds slowly, but it kept rising. The electric 1/3 hp...

and the filter cannister is dated from 1956... max working pressure of 3000psi. Not sure if these things age out, but I'm sort of leery...lol

filter can opened quite easily. seems to be done type of homemade filter cartridge....looks to be made of pvc plumbing fittings. it's marked charcoal, hopcalite, 13x ...

So I stumbled upon this old scuba compressor.... Knowing nothing else except it was old, and seemed to run ok when plugged in for a couple seconds, I bit and took a gamble. All in, I've got about $70 usd into it, and it was 15 minutes from home.... Made by Cornelius, and has a newer 115v...

following..... my wife is interested in the new TPE seals from Sitech....in pink of course.

We dove "Bats and Cats", as they say, last August. It was quite the experience with so many bull sharks around. We also other sharks, dolphins, rays, and the highlight was a family of humpback whales. The mom, dad, and baby all came within about 30' of us, and it was spectacular. Well worth...

I regularly drysuit dive doubles of steel Faber hp100s with a steel plate. I found adding a couple lbs of lead, threaded onto the rear of my crotch strap (right below the plate, tight against the rear d-ring), along with jetfins, took care of the head down trim I was feeling. Costs basically...

your profile says you're in Georgia.... absolutely go for Deep 6. They're located so close to you it's ridiculous.

altama user here. for drysuit and wetsuit diving. Combined with neoprene socks for wetsuit diving.

Dan's in running two boats now. One is Rick Lymer's old boat.

we've been diving with Sandals, at their South Coast Jamaica, Barbados, and Grenada locations. I enjoyed the diving in Grenada the most of the three we've visited. With that said, Curaçao has become our regular Caribbean go-to...although not with Sandals.

we've stayed for a total of 4 weeks, over 4 trips. we always do the morning 2 tank boat charter, have lunch, do an afternoon shore dive, relax and have dinner, do an evening or night shore dive. Rinse and repeat. There is a gear room to store your stuff, and you get a key, if you're wanting...

we always stay at Sunscape (5 minute walk west, and an Ocean Encounters satellite location) as we vastly prefer the shore dive setup there, as opposed to over @ Lion's dive. We carry tanks 20 ft, gear up on the dock, walk 3ft, and giant stride. Couldn't be easier. Also, since Ocean...

very. damn. sad. he was one of the good ones. RIP

they're talking about a nitrox analyzer (for O2 content) and based on your other post, I think you're referring to the CO version. Different beasts...