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If you want to dive currents, read this old story from Uncle Pug http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=78525

I agree with 5615mike. The Dive Rite Canister light with the MR11 head works real well here in the PNW. If you buy it new, you will have the choice of a 6 degree or a 12 degree light beam. I recently purchased this light with a 6 degree bulb, and it works great. The only problem I had with...

I have a question along the same lines. Please forgive me if someone views this as an attempt to hijack this thread. It certainly is not my intent. If a diver comes to the surface with definite indications of DCS, help is usually called for immediately. It seems to me that in most cases...

Here is an excellent web-site that can answer all your questions about NiMh batteries, including charging, using and storing. Hope this helps. Goeduck

Hmmmmm, I wonder if it would get rid of the mole metropolis in my back yard.

Deming???? Well, I guess there could be worse places to locate in the Great PNW, like maybe Wilbur? Anyway, welcome to the PNW, where the diving is great most anytime of the year.

I woke up this morning to snow here in the Seattle area too. It isn't sticking on the roads and around here, it is pretty much mixed with rain. But south of here, in the Tumwater and Olympia area, it is sticking to everything. This is the earliest that I can remember ever getting snow...

I also need longer arms to read things that are up close. I tried using the stick-on lens' that were available at the drug stores, but the problem with those is that they are made for curved lenses, such as sunglasses. After much looking around, I was unable to find them anymore at any of the...

Not that I would do something like using a mirror underwater to agitate the fish, but it is kinda funny to imagine. We used to put a mirror on the floor in front of our dog and watch him get all excited. His hair would stand up on end, he would start growling and barking, then we would...

Anyone notice the title of UP's post? If I were a solo diver... IF I were a solo diver... I didn't read anywhere in his post saying "When I am solo diving...."

Nest time, turn off the engine before grabbing onto the spark plug. By the way, I also got a good laugh out of the way you wrote that up.

Please forgive me if this is wrong, but don't the "experts" complain about whale deaths after, or during, a "naval exercise"? Now, during these naval exercises, what is the purpose of a submarine? Isn't the idea of a submarine supposed to be stealth? The fact that no-one knows where they...

Very nice looking, UP By the way, anytime you need someone to pilot her while you are getting wet....................

Lookin' real good, UP.

amy j; In what part of Seattle are you located? Lighthouse Dive has a store in the south side of Lake City, on Lake City Way and another in Lynnwood, just off 196th. Check out http://www.lighthousediving.com/ Goeduck

I dive in Puget Sound (Mukiteo and EUP) with a two piece farmer john 7mm wet suit, and I haven't had any problems staying warm, except for the during the SI if there is a breeze blowing, then it can get kinda cool. Goeduck

You aren't by any chance referring to something like this? Goeduck

I just recently purchased a Magellan SportTrak Pro and I really love it. I had an older Magellan that I bought used from a friend and learned how to use it by Geocaching (lots of fun, by the way). It was a fairly simple GPS. If one had coordinates, it would point you in the right direction...