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Are you serious? It has been almost 2 years, and you are just now checking? If you are indeed serious, have you looked for your instructor? I'm sure many of the instructors are still around, and probably still listed with PADI. Also, I suspect any store records are gone, but your instructor...

I really don't know who is supplying NITROX in Southern Colorado now that Diver's Reef is closed. UWC (I was told( got their NITROX fills from DR when they were open. Sam (Knotical) indicated that UWC had plans to have NITROX. I haven't checked. When I need NITROX, I get it from a tech shop...

Again, I agree with Robin, for water temps like those of the Blue Hole (~62 degrees). When the outside temp is really warm, you have to partially remove your dry suit to be comfortable during surface intervals. On the other hand, no matter how warm it is outside (ambient), if the water temp is...

Robin is correct, if you choose to dive some of the Santa Rosa, NM constant, earth-warmed holes. Otherwise, for Colorado and Alpine diving, save yourself some headaches, and go with a dry suit. If you search around, you can often find a good deal on a used one, for not a lot more than a new...

I'm arriving the 26 FEB departing 04 MAR. Staying at Eden Beach diving with WANADIVE

First, you're not being harsh....at least I don't interpret your comment as such. I didn't post to ruffle any ones feathers. As far as "Who Cares!", maybe someone who doesn't make the decision to use it based upon facts and law. Just as many choose not to obey the speed limit, many may...

Peter, respectfully, I did look at the thread on this board. They have not shown they are approved. Only that they can't see why they shouldn't be allowed. There was a consensus that this unit should be okay - or the user didn't care as long as they were rescued, but nothing from the FCC...

Are you worried about the safety of flying with the batteries? Or using in on the plane? Or, are you asking about the legalities of bringing in a radio transmitter without proper licensing. Remember that the discussion on legalities of this use were considering the FCC (USA Gov't) and USCG...

Last time I checked with the FCC, this device was not type accepted/approved for use in the USA. Further, it must be licensed unless covered by the ship license it is working with. That would only happen if you held the ships license too. Operating radio transmitters outside the USA would...

I too was certified by them (UWC), took several subsequent classes from them, and went on trips with them. I have meet at least 10 or 12 instructors employed by them, and without hesitation can say they ALL were right at the top of all the instructors I have had through my advancement through...

My personal experience, they will claim to service anything. But beware, they destroyed a reg by improper service for several years, and claimed they did it correctly, even though records show it wasn't. I would send it off or take it north before I'd let them service anything of mine...

If he doesn't, I still have the ones I posted here.

I talked with Josh today, and Divers Reef is indeed closed. Sorry to see another good dive shop go away. They were the only shop that had Nitrox in town (the other store went to them). I hope I can find a new LDS closer than Boulder.

Sam, I was there a couple weeks ago to pick up my doubles after hydro and vis, and Josh didn't mention anything. I'll call him today and see what's up.

I have 2 pair of used ScubaPro Jet fins, size Large and one pair of Aqualung Rockets, One-Size-Fits-All (their size, not mine). Neither have spring straps, but I do have one pair of new spring straps also, for sale. I also have a pair of Mares Planta Avanti (X-Large) long fins for sale. The...

No, but it seems you know something I don't! I have not been in contact with the shop in the last couple weeks. Last I knew George was conducting classes this month at Rock Lake. I haven't kept in touch since I'm undergoing a total hip replacement in a few weeks, and therefore am not...

I agree. It would be helpful if the OP indicated if there were a specific need or quality they were looking for. I hope you are not implying that high fees equals good service. I have NOT found any correlation to that in diving, or any other product/service I have been involved in procuring...

I think it depends on how much it costs to rent the tanks. Some shops charge by the day. You pick them up on Friday, dive Saturday, return them Monday (they are closed Sunday) and pay for four days' rental. But some shops charge for the weekend. Pick them up Friday afternoon, return them...

That's where I have dived from...well, just off the south end of the parking lot, past the rest room, but you should have 4X4 cause it can get "rutty".

<br> <br> I was questioning what you mean by 5 ft deep and 5-10 ft shallow? It's deeper shallow than deep??