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just get a reg that doesnt vent off to the sides like that and adjust the way you float in the water so your more horizontal, and then the bubbles wont be going by your ears

I put 4000 psi through a 1969 aqua-lung aquarius regulator and dove with it to nearly 80 feet with no problems call me crazy

by 2050 the dive tables will have become sooo conservative that the no decompression limit for 50 feet is 5 minutes (anybody else notice that trend? my 1990 PADI table alows for almoist double the bottom time as my 2000 SSI table)

You should have just sprung for high pressure tanks i have a steel 80 that is about 2 feet tall, and i have a pair od 120's that are just a few inches taller than an alumminum 80

you gotta love eagles nest its a beautiful system

uh, i was kidding and when I said -1, i was refering to atomic mass just to clarify that I wasnt talking about an isotope, not that it was a negative ion am i the only one that finds it odd that we're talking about chemistry on a diving forum? lol

what about using Hydrogen-1 ions in breathing gas your just breathing in protons

fusion reactors are far from being a possible power source (unless you wnat to blow **** up, then theres the good ol' h-bomb for that) so far, the best they have done is to get a 60% return on energy as in they used a huge amount of energy to heat tridium gas into a plasma and to control it...

I dont see the big deal personally I see the power inflator to be one of the largest areas to have problems so when I need to dump air, i just use the dump valve i dont have velcro but i do have a peice of surgical tubing, so if the velcro is so bad i must be really screwed, lol as for...

I dont know about being stoned i've always had a pretty good tolerence to nacosis but for me it has always been kind of a brain lag thing, where you sit there for a second and try to figure out what you are supposed to be doing or how to work something (your diving real is suddenly very...

just make sure you get a really sturdy one i smacked mine on the roof of a cave once (just one of those stupid moments that makes you remmeber whats its like to be a newbie) anyway, lets just say i've never seen my pressure gauge drop that quickly, lol

If they are calling shek exely and idiot (who was a fairly good friend of mine and happened to have a PhD) then i dont want to hear anything they have to say

I've never noticed any differnece in the way i feel after a dive in my opinion there is no reason to use nitrox uless its part of your deco or you're doing really long dives above 130 feet and you want to cut down on deco

I also prefer using the metric system it is much eaier to do pre-dive planning when 10 meters = 1 atm, instead of 33.9 ft = 1 atm

if you want as many possible locatiopns within moderate distance, north florda would be my choice not many wrecks in the particular area but its pretty much a hub to wrecks up the south east coast and gulf, not to mention the caves

no suicide clips, lol

that is also true, i know of a few instances where i've been "pushed" up by flow iwth no air in my wing, lol

Its just an oxygen rebreather nothin' new there thats 100 year old technology If you want an O2 rebreather i suggest something a little less cheesey http://www.omg-italy.it/inglese/c96pro.htm chest worn O2 rebretaher, very durable, very good quality, probably weighs less EDIT...

I used to use a Dive-rite helmet, but it was kind of flimsy so i sarted using a pro-tec skateboarding helmet and that worked really well i havent used it for several years now since i sold my scooter

oh sorry i wasnt paying attention