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Congrats. on the new suit. Bare is a good company, make sure you rinse it off after using it in the pool. If you have concerns about the chlorine on the suit call Bare up and ask them, they are very good answering questions about there products. That is what I did, when, I had some concerns...

Happy Birthday Aquabella Wishing a wonderful Birthday and a smashing party to boot MATE!!!

:) Happy Birthday Adam Hope you have a wonderful year and a smashing good party to boot!!:D

This is a good post!!! Pass it on eh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D

just well like to express my thanks to everyone who answered my thread about my dilemma and that my decision between BCD and back-plate and wings is abit more clear, for me. Plus no highjacking of this thread too great!!! Later all.:)

If back plate wins over BCD then which manufacture should I even consider eg OMS Halycon ????? what is the difference?? :idea:

Again I need some advice as with figuring out which dive computer to go with, I have another dilemma, I am considering getting a back plate and wings, not for tech. diving but to stream line and to get weight off my weight belt. Plus I was considering in purchasing a steel tank to help get...

This is a important piece of equipment, the liveaboard you mentioned above,a diver on one of our dives actually did use it, good thing he had one. :holycow:

mischief get your OW first, do about 60-100 dives then consider doing your DM. Experience makes all the difference, plus a good DM needs to be well skilled and knowledgeable in diving. As for the career in diving, the money shouldn't matter, as long as you like/love what your doing, that should...

I must say that this post has curtainly taken me for a roller coaster ride :coffee: from donuts to shrimp parties to crossing the boarder and back again to finally ???????. I have to agree that really what is between your ears should dectate the dive and really any piece of equipement...

I have heard alot on the cobra but has anyone experienced the scubapro smart com ???? I also have heard of some tech divers who use dive computer eg suunto and cut tables as well. :hmmm:

I have to agree with on equipment failing anything can go wrong even the most simple of equipment eg gauges regs. So what do tech. divers do?? Do they not dive with computers ?? I have had my o-ring go on me on my dive in British Columbia and there is not much you can prevent that from...

I was thinking this winter to purchase a air intergrated dive computer, I had my mind made up to get a suunto cobra, I have seen them around and was inpressed with there the number of functions it offered. Just resently I saw a new dive computer made by scubapro uwatec's Smart COM and I am...

Welcome aboard Glad to have a new member!!!!:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

Have a great one and many many more great Birthdays:cheers:

Hey to all who gave me some advice on the B.C. Liveaboard, thanks for all your wisdom on the topic which was well used. I loved B.C. diving it was great, mostly wall dives and done during slack tide and you got to love that kelp for safety stops. Did some diving with seals, they are...

I agree it is not considered a recreational dive at all with a wicked current and poor structure inside and out, I know that this is a dive for tec. divers and not a single tank dive as well. Later:)

Diverlady from your previous comments about your experience on a live-aboard are you sure this is a nice boat it sounds abit unorganized to me and what is the boat like eg food facility etc.???? :eek:

The live-aboard is called nautilous explorer in Port Hardy. It looks like a fair size and I am told it is a nice one to be on, we well see I guess. I did some snorkling in Alaska and did alot of swimming through kelp but never used it as a descent and ascent this well interesting. I guess I...