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Could you post the web site address ...thanks

Well first off please try to rememember that holding your breath is not part of any SCUBA equation and you will be usinging up some air in the beginning so go ahead and use it to get past the basics amd by that I mean really working to make the basics second nature BTW you have to dive ,dive...

pretty much all models are true work horses, the brut is one of my favorites along with the maximis. You will most likely hear alot of different opinons on this board but my 2 psi worth says you can't go wrong with a good sherwood reg.

It's really nice to see someone taking the time and effort to research a gear purchase! The bp/w is what everyone says and more , except for one thing....cost!! If you are lucky enough to have some old school dive friends, then most likley they have an old back plate laying around...

with a back tube your body is more like the keal of a ship when your under the water and your horozonal is greatly improved, it will take a little work on your trim so try to dive the same type and size tank every dive until you figure out your weighting needs and the total feel of the system...

consider having all of your emergency gear located within the "golden triangle"

thanks, and yes it is for a backplate....dive rite AL

I am looking for a good harness at a good price ....

thank you all

Where you going is packed with great saltwater diving unless you want to drive the 5 or 6 hours north I'd have to say your already in the spot to enjoy some great drift dives and wrecks! Help with my travel and I will be more than happy to be your personal guide [24 hr notice required,ok 12]...

I would have to say that the requierments are to make your instructor happy with your proformance ,sometimes thats not easy to do with a naui instructor but it will end up with you being a much better prepared diver

Check out Bill Reiniker at cave excursions all levels of training good good people

I know it's a little bit of a drive but go I-20 west to Douglasville and you will find what I believe to be one of the best dive shops I have ever been in and I've been in a few in the Atlanta area! It's called Leisure Aqua Sports..6716 Broad Street and I do have to admit I did start my...

all good regs,just a matter of preference as with most all scuba gear. Anyone having trouble with their sherwood's ..please let me know.

It's been close to a year since I last made a visit to scubaboard , good to be back!

I own the x8-130 and love it. In fresh water I've discarded ALL lead and saltwater only cost me six pounds. I'm 5ft 7in and the size of the tank is perfect for my trim, I also dive with a LP 104 and get the same feeling . If you can ,dive a few different types of steel tanks before you buy.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction,working on going to Zanadu in the not so distant future and I've studied alot on the "HOG" style but have found little on the man who developed such a common sense approach. Guess I never thought of him as just "BILL"

? does or did WILLIAM HOGARTH MAIN ever exist,nothing on google except some artist that lived around the 1600's. Hard to belive he pionered cave diving.

Well,there's Blue Grotto a neat little deep dive around 95 ffw, Vortex Springs offers a forgiving cave dive thats lit with rope lights and Rainbow River is always a good dive,Loyd Bridges trained alot of divers there. It's true,the upper gulf pool is closed but warmer days will be here soon...

Glad your O.K., but don't let these things keep you out of the water! I don't know alot of factors like what type of tank your were diving,fresh or salt,etc,etc. The way I read your racall,for a second it sounded like the inflator botton on your bc may have stuck open. Alot of air seemed to...