randpchi
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My wife and I have both upgraded our computers and carry our first ones (oceanic Veo 100) as back up.
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Mask fully on and regulator in place until you get to the boat is basic safety. I've been diving for 50 years and have never lost a mask. Recently I've been cleaning out a lot of junk so I can move. I found masks so old they were museum pieces. They brought back memories, but you have to be ruthless.
No, the oldest were big three- window masks from the early 70s. The even older ovals had indents for nose squeezing. All black rubber and stainless steel. I found other antiques, but the only things I kept were a pair of very old Voit fins in wonderful condition and a small mask that belonged to a long gone ex-girlfriend with traces of white powder sand in it from a long ago beach.Is that the oval-shaped mask, which you can't pinch your nose to equalize your ears?
I love AI, but I always carry a SPG for when the transmitter fails during a dive.
I take a back up camera. If I've spent lots of $ to go halfway round the world, I don't want to be without my camera. I have a presciption mask and should carry a backup, but it certainly never sits on the top of my head. On my face or around my neck.
plan to charter a liveaboard for 13-day crossing from Ambon to Sorong through Banda sea & Raja Ampat, Indonesia in November, 2017. I sure don't want to have my old camera (and dive computer & mask) caput in the middle of nowhere.