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RIP my old Chicago friend.

Nothin worse that showing up at the quarry and your potential dive bud has shiny gear.

It's in about 8-10 ft of water and pretty broken up.

Nothing really. Maybe a shore dive if there's no ice.

Those doubles sound familiar :)

You'll be fine. It's warm and shallow over there.

I've been in that hole over a hundred times and have yet to see one!!

It's the C5050. Didn't notice the typo. http://www.lasbynet.com/IMGP1642.JPG http://www.lasbynet.com/IMGP1643.JPG Might have to copy/paste. Not sure why the links don't work

Dropped to $400.

Olympus C550 with Oly PT-015 housing. Great set-up. Pics upon request. Asking $500.

It needs to be called OW1 & OW2. The " advanced " tag is misleading. A marketing scheme.

Crap. I'd much rather hit the lake, but I'm taking a co-worker to his check-out dives at Haigh Sat & Sun morn ( unless he fails his written tonight ) because he has no car and apparently it's my fault he's getting certified. So, I might need a buddy to putz around for awhile.

Not sure about charters, but nothing on that end of the lake is deep.

I might sit in for a bit if I have a chance at some point.

This is something that comes with practice. Once you have buoyancy control you'll see that a mere big breathe and pulling your head up ( assuming you are in good trim ) a bit will SLOWLY start you ascending. Then you need to pay attention to the gas in the BC and vent it appropriately to...

Ok...scuba 101. The gas in your BC at depth is going to expand as you ascend. You MUST dump gas from the BC to maintain control of the ascent. YOU ARE GOING TO GET HURT if you don't understand this.

Tell 'em that you prefer to do the in water drills solo because that's how the majority of your dives will be.

MHK had my mask more than I did.