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I bought my DIN set of Hog's (D1 + 2x D3's) from the USA to dive in Italy. At the time, I couldn't find a company that would service them. I am looking to see if anyone has found a UK company, or alternatively a EU-based company, that regularly services Hogs.

I know this is *really* old but I am about to move with my Hog's to the UK. Looking to see if anyone found a UK-based company to service their set?

I am moving from the USA to Northamptonshire area. I was a (very) warm water diver in Florida and Italy and am not interested in doing any drysuit/cold water diving. I was, however, curious if there are any well-known hot springs or any vacation-like dive spots that I am missing. No need to...

Also look on ringfiners.com as some of us have SCUBA kit as well as the normal land/shallow water kit.

Last summer, I regularly detected for days in several local and federal pond areas in middle Georgia. The law enforcement, local police, and park staff all welcomed me and thanked me for pulling the hundreds of pulltabs and other trash out of the swimming holes.

Long story short, I am moving from the USA to UK and am selling my HP100. I plan on vacation diving in Aruba but am looking for a LDS that does tank rentals. All of the ones I have contacted so far only rent to their charter customers and locals and not tourists.

Hey Kelemvor thanks for the information. I know once I get re-cert'ed I will eventually fly down to Florida and take a tour / assist with their dive boat for a few days. Otherwise, all of my detecting will be outside of the USA. I suppose I should also re-up my FL boating licence too while I am...

Hello everyone again. Thank you for your thoughts about this as it is appreciated. Without having dived in a decade things are a bit fuzzy. I wan't really thinking about hookah just because of the weight, fuel/battery risks, maintenance, and the upfront large costs. This is really about if I...

Question: how risky or benign is shallow water metal detecting with SCUBA? My other option is hookah diving which apparently doesn't require a certification. Hookah seems significantly more risky than SCUBA due to the lack of training, fuel, and fact that your air source isn't on you...