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I tried out the Solus 2500 at JB, and I liked it so much I bought one...everyones different though

Concur :eyebrow:

That's one of the great things about the SOLUS light through case charging, so you don't need to open it in the field. I was told the burn time for the 50% is around 5+ hours, about 2.5 hours at 100%. I can't see myself doing more than a 4 hour dive :) Talk to Edd at Cave Adventurers if you...

I actually just bought an LED primary by Solus...Su-2500. I saw one in the water and it was extremely bright with a great color distribution. It has two settings 100% and 50%. In its low setting its just a bit less bright than a 21W HID.

I can't go diving in Jan, I have to be back to work after the 1st otherwise I would be there for sure :(

Well with all this talk of diving I may have to stop by sometime in Dec :)

That's awesome Jean! Now you just have to do the dark water tunnel one of these days :)

Looks like I may have to try and get down there as well then :) I couldn't find those pictures of you and Jean though...I looked everywhere

I just love cave diving and the community! It doesn't matter to me where I dive I normally just go where my friends r at and is in my skill set... Ben

Congrats! This sport is so much fun :)

There were a maze of cookies on there as well as many other off the beaten path T's...but now there is a BEANO cookie in JB that will have to be reclaimed!

Thanks for a great trip these socials are so fun!

Hmm is it the one with good trim ???

Yeah, you pretty much have to go to either Missouri/Flordia/Mexico. I would recommend Johnny Richards, he is an excellent instructor. Here is his website http://www.cavediving.com It explains locations, training requirements, gear requirments, and training progression in the cave diving...

I do agree that resistance does follow you, but it seems to only bothersome in high flow (like I said in my opinion). Standard config one vent on left arm and filler on chest obviously with latex seals (otherwise it would be a semi-dry suit, which I have no experience with). Save yourself...

The biggest thing that will help you (strickly my opinion) is getting a drysuit with feet that fit somewhat close to yours. The feet tend to collect air if they are oversized, which is what my problem was. I did all my training in dry suit for cave, since I lived in colorado. The only other...

Also Intrested, let me know

I hate to admit this, but I have used the "crutch" of ankle wieghts in the past. I agree with many of the comments, try to get away from them. Suggestions: Small changes...Big result (take a change at a time, dive it, then decide where you need to go) Heavy tanks carry more momentum...

I too would like to put my vote on the OMS lights, they are small, light weight, and they definately provide ample life in the cave enviroment, as well as convience on mounting to your plate and ease of use. Hands down it is the brightest light of any of my diver partners, but I have never had...

Does anyone know if trimix is available there yet, or is just deep air diving? Just incase you want a 6,000 dollar vacation instead of 3,000 :D