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I REC dive a slung AL30 pony, gas off with the same brand regulator as my primary. (Atomic)

I too use WaterProof Ultima's on DUI Zips and they work great. Kubi's were second on my list.

After taking my Nitrox training, I brought my tanks into the LDS for O2 cleaning as I thought it was required. My LDS owner told me not to waste my money, as they banked 32% and O2 cleaning was only necessary if I was going to ask for a special mix that required PP blending. Which makes a lot...

I can't take the cold and would dive dry. I like my Hollis as well, but that bottoms out for me around 60 degrees. As you said, everyone is different. I dove 90' @ 42 degrees dry last year and the temp wasn't an issue at all.

I'll just leave this here as mental stimulation for some who are falsely claiming I am offering medical advice. I have not offered medical advice, I am advocating that you make INFORMED decisions regarding your health. Something you can't do when the information you receive is propaganda and...

I'm talking primarily about Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Pierre Kory in the United States, Dr. Sam White in the UK, who lost his NHS license recently for speaking out. There are numerous other examples around the world. My personal physician was threatened, by a pharmacist, of taking him to the...

You conveniently ignore the false paper written and published saying HCQ wasn't effective as well as the front line doctors actively being silenced by the MSM and social media.

How about not, regardless of the biased studies when you are in the midst of a virus spreading around the world, you don't wait for peer reviewed studies to take action. Especially when the risk is low and the rewards are life saving. Your ilk would take my rights away to "save just one life."...

@SlugMug It is actually worse than I indicated in my post. I listened to an "ABC News" spot talking about Louisiana being an out break hot spot just 2 weeks ago. This "news" spot actually made fun of people who were taking Ivermectin. The commentary was centered around these desperate, ignorant...

I won't be forced to roll the dice on the kill shot, directly or indirectly. Mainly because there are effective alternative treatments that have been suppressed by the government health agencies as well as the media. Literally millions of lives could have been saved, if not for the active...

I probably should have done the same with my buckles.

I had a plastic buckle break on my Ranger and my LDS changed it out right on the counter in front of me and I didn't even buy it from them. Otherwise, my Ranger has been solid.

I stopped watching "Simply Scuba" or whatever it is now called, because I tried of the virtue signalling. I'll stick with Alec, Lake Hickory and Achim, until I quit that platform completely. Looks like Achim has been reading this forum, as I see he has a topic on Dry suit buoyancy management.

Back in the day the US Navy used "Transderm SCOP" for non quals, guests, Marines and Seals to keep them from puking their guts out underway. Not sure if they are still in use, but they seemed effective. Best advice is to spend more time underway and your body adjusts pretty quickly, except in...

Roundwell Enterprises appears to be the MFG and they are based in Taiwan. Looks like they OEM for Cressi and Johnson outdoors. 2017-08-14 Roundwell Enterprise Co., Ltd. Cressi Usa DIVE EQUIPMENT 2017-01-23 Roundwell Enterprise Co., Ltd. Lp Improts Ltd. DIVE EQUIPMENT (BLUE REEF FISHEYE MASK...

Alarms. When I was first certified, I idiotically set my first dive computer (Oceanic Pro+2) to a max depth of 60 feet. Following the rules you know........ A year or so later, I was diving in India, we dove to ~85-90 feet and the damn thing was alarming constantly. I could not figure out why...

I now better understand why you recommended what you did to me in the other dry suit thread. This seems to be a significant divergence between PADI and the other agencies, where they tend to align pretty well on most other diving topics. Given your experience, I'm wondering if you have any...

I've only been dry suit diving for a little over a year and I don't find dry suits to be complicated or risky at all.

I am properly weighted and diving a single HP80, so I'm not putting a lot of air into the suit at all.