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A late response. No Mr. Pyro, Sweden is not covered in ice all around the year. 5-6 months in the north with no ice..

"The WASP is ideally suited for: Special Op's Troops (Land or Sea) Downed Pilots Stranded In Open Water or Remote Forests Military Survival Kits S.W.A.T. and Special Police " I would like to see how a police force would be treated in media when using this knife to stab people..

Yeah, would be awesome getting a DM job. Not expecting to get paid, just want to be in the water as much as possible :)

Might be a bit late to response. I can't say for sure how it works in NZ but in OZ you're not allowed to work unless you have a working holiday visa, so if you're over 30 you'll have a hard time. When it comes to job avalibility in Oz I can say it's easy to score jobs as DM - but don't...

Loved reading this as I'll be heading to NZ in august and really want to dive the waikato! Thanks again for the post

Ended up ordering a nano flash, nano focus light, two 57cm (22.5 inch) alu arms (put in the order for the 38cm one and Fantasea came back to me saying they stoped selling it and gave me a 10% discount for taking the 57cm one instead) and macrofilter. Thanks again for the help

Thanks for the respons Bip! I'm more into macro, at the moment, so the nano will do the job? The 'kit' on fantasea don't have all I want, the flex arm is made of plastic - so I'm gonna put the same kit together but with arms of alu instead. Plastic vs. Alu Do I really need longer than 38...

Hey, Been looking around the net and can't find all the info I want. After searching the forums I had more questions than before. I'm not new to diving but don't have much experience with UWphoto. Bought a Fantasea UWhouse for my Nikon s210 a few months ago and are now looking to my flash...

Good 1 :)

snowy, used to globalwarming winters in Sweden with to much rain. would you rather die tomorrow or live til you're 1000 years old?

lime.

I'd played around with it during pool dives as a DM in traning while waiting for instructor and students to come in the water. But, IMHO, don't practise it often as your BCD might contain loads of crap that you might not want inside your lungs - if you cleaned your bcd bad etc. But I'm no...

I did +20 boatdives and never had the problem with seasickness, until one day when I was a bit de-hydrated, eaten crap etc and ended up hangin' of the reling. After the ascent, my mate went back on the boat while I waited for the last team to come up. While lying in the water I felt better, but...