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If you want a good bright light at an affordable price, I would recommend the UK SL4 UK SL4 Dive Light reviews and discounts, UK Lights If you like LED's they make the SL4 eLED Underwater Kinetics SL4 eLED Dive Light reviews and discounts, UK Lights If you want a small light that you can use...

Thanks for the informative write up DA Aquamaster. Very thorough.

I second the Suunto sk7. I like mine on the retractor.

My understanding is it's geared toward technical divers with bad backs. I was also told that OMS will be making a sidemount rig in the near future, with a large lift capacity. This isn't gospel, only rumor.

Thats right, just ask Bobby-Joe.

Fish tend to grow everytime a story is told. Blue cats have been caught in excess of 100 lbs, in the states. A large fish by my standards, but the story would have to be told a few times, before it reached man eating proportions.

Try this link. Scuba Cylinder Specifications from Tech Diving Limited - 928-855-9400 You should be able to drop 8 lbs from your ballast by switching to DOT E 100's. (commonly and incorectly called HP 100's) As mattboy stated, you are probably overdoing it with an extra six pounds for the...

Sorry guys, I havn't looked at this thread in a while. Mattyo is right on. I showed a picture of two different rigs (Transpac on the left, backplate on the right ), set up on the same tanks. I was trying to illustrate the difference of mounting holes, but obviously did a poor job of it.

My opinion is to buy the right wing for the job. I have not used the DR Rec wing, but would recommend getting two wings. A single tank wing for now, and a doubles wing later. The price of two wings is very little compared to the cost of technical diving and training, if you go that rout. Just...

To each their own. I bought a hang-air from my LDS for $40. Alot cheaper than the original $90 when they first came out. I like it. I use it on trips, when I know it's going to be cold puting a damp wetsuit on the next morning. I don't use it daily, but it works great for those winter time...

Thank you for the replies. We're looking for places that we can Cavern dive with doubles, without getting in trouble. We will not be diving above our level of training, and are not looking for a place to sneak in. We're just looking for places to practice and have fun while doing it. I think...

Hello all, I did a search and came up empty handed. My friend and I are both cavern certified and would like to take basic cave in the spring. We both dive doubles in OW and plan on taking the class in doubles. I have been told that Ginnie will not allow it. Does this include the Ball Room...

I have a OMS 10W Hid that I'm not so fond of. It's of poor quality in my opinion. My friend has a Salvo 10W. It has an adjustable focus from flood to spot. The spot works great in low vis, and penetrates the murkey water better than my fixed focus light. I like the Salvo much better than my...

Those E7-100's are sweet tanks, especially compared to the AL80.

I'm not sure how up to date it is, but this is the best one I've found. Scuba Cylinder Specifications from Tech Diving Limited - 928-855-9400

Lets not forget that these manufacturers that "back-door" their products to places like LP don't offer "parts for life" and will not even sell an individual regulator parts. Can someone explain how that is not protection?

Check out the T-34C (turbo mentor) for a real high performance single. It's not pressurized but exceeds 300mph and I think the G-limit is +4.5 -2.5. They are a pain to work on, but I'd love to fly one.

Lets just hope SCUBA is never regulated by the CFR's

As a aircraft mechanic and a former parachute rigger, I would call the pony a parachute.

Thanks for the replies. You gave me the comfirmation I was hoping to hear. I currently have two MK17/G250's set up for doubles and I just want a dedicated reg for single tank use. I like the MK17, but wanted to know how the MK11 compared performance wise.