So am I, and my first deco stops are deeper than that
Maybe he meant meters.
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So am I, and my first deco stops are deeper than that
Maybe he meant meters.
Sure we do... they are for measuring volts, amps and ohms.Americans don't know what meters are!
Americans don't know what meters are!
What I don't understand are the blank stares I get when I go to a Canadian dive shop and ask for my cylinders to be filled to X number of bar.
But Steve, don't you know that as Canadians we can 'only' use imperial when diving. We drive to the dive site at umpteen km/h, and discuss weather in Celsius, but as soon as we drop below the water surface it is all suddenly Fahrenheit and feet of depth.
Tell your average Canadian diver that the water temps are 11 degrees Celsuis and just watch the math-brain at work. Go figure!:consolation:
Are the divers not being an asset to the economy? Restaurants, etc?
Is there a web site for this place? When I Google it, I mostly find ScubaBoard references.Hey send all your dive shops to the welland scuba park .I know its a little longer drive from toronto but we have lots of parking .
Which begs the question, why are you using the American spelling... a meter is a measuring device, while a metre is a measurement of distance.