Great Escape=no tanks/weights-What's the best option

[fnfalman]

Thanks to all the locals who helped on this thread and special thanks to HT for being a patient buddy.

It's all about karma, Frank. What goes around, comes around. If I were up in the New England area and wanted to do a dive, I'm sure you'd do no less for me.

 

[ArcticDiver]

Here's a link to the list of Ca. dive boats:California Dive Boats : The Official Page
There's a couple of wrecks in the SD area that are nice to dive.

John

When it gets a bit closer I'll touch base again. In the meantime: Thanks.

 

[under water]

It's all about karma, Frank. What goes around, comes around. If I were up in the New England area and wanted to do a dive, I'm sure you'd do no less for me.

Absolutely!! .. but come in the summer

 

[promocop]

Personally, I wouldn't buy an o ring from sports chalet. Check out Eco Dive Center in Los Angeles:: LA's Scuba Diving School & Equipment Shop :: 310 398 5759 Great and knowlegable people and easy to deal with. They can hook you up with gear and buddies.

 

[fnfalman]

Personally, I wouldn't buy an o ring from sports chalet. Check out Eco Dive Center in Los Angeles:: LA's Scuba Diving School & Equipment Shop :: 310 398 5759 Great and knowlegable people and easy to deal with. They can hook you up with gear and buddies.

I wouldn't quite go THAT far with Sport Chalet. There's one that is extremely close to my joint who does my air fills all the time and one time the O-ring blew on the tank valve and they replaced it right then and there.

HOWEVER, Eco Dive Center is a cool joint and I'm in lust with Beth the co-owner. :kiss2: