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Im not really sure. It's halcyons really small cannister. Its couldn't be much. I rarely add air to my suit. If I do I add little bursts when the squeeze starts hurting. I usually have dry suit hickies at the end of dives.

The Softwear Undergarmets that have been advertised on the board. 200 weight polartec I think.

I am having some problems with my trim when diving dry. Here is my setup. Double 80s SS Backplate. Explorer Wing 11 Pound V-weight 8 Pounds on Weight Belt. CLx450 Fin Savers Halcyon Gators Jet Fins Helios 9 I do not feel stable in the water wearing the drysuit. I find myself...

I'll make sure to pick one up before my next 4000' dive.

Are you wanting to store it deflated or inflated?

I really like mine. Well worth the money IMO.

Listen, I was kneeling in sand when I did this. I was in about 30 feet of water and the current was high. My bouancy is not bad. So leeme alone :)

I don't pee in my suit. And I am not lying. Last time I was in the water and HAD to pee I was wearing a shorty and just hiked the leg up to free the plumbing. I was kneeling in the sand and people where probably wondering what the hell I was doing.

I have sent her a priv msg from here and decostop but havn't recieved a reply.

Hey everyone, I may be moving from Miami to Pensacola this summer. Can anyone tell me what kind of diving I should expect to find there? I am just starting to get into deeper wreck diving and am taking Cave 1 in June. Any good caves and wrecks in the area? Any info would be appreciated...

I had an Uwatec Air Z Nitrox for about 2 months and sold it. Damn thing beeped all the time and I didn't like the interface. I like Suunto computers a lot more.

The Mosquito doesn't really have a gauge mode. It has a free diving mode which allows it to act like a guage for up to 5 minutes.

I put all of my gear in a big plastic tub and throw the hose in. Let it soak for a couple hours. Pull my wing out and flush the bladder with fresh water, empty it, inflate and let it dry. Hang all of my other gear out to dry.

- He drank those beers on the way out to the site. You should commend him for finding a place to put the empties instead of letting them roll around on the deck.

http://www.dir-diver.com/en/news/latest_news.html

www.easynews.com MP3's Software Movies You name it. It's there. $10 a month but well worth it.

I was thinking about getting one of these until some people pointed out the down sides. Like not being able to hear an air leak or your buddy yelling into his reg. I think hearing is important when doing tech diving and shouldn't be covered up for entertainment purposes.

1) Valve shutdowns 2) Airshares 3) Hand Signals 4) Bouancy/Trim 5) Kicks 6) Drifting ascents using a lift bag. (As much as possible. The brownie folks accused me of circling the wagon so I am working hard at this)

Speaking of reels. I should have a underwater fishing pole ready soon. Coolest thing about it is the auto-reel feature. It'll use low pressure air from the tank to activate the reel. Still working on casting techniques. psst o-ring: Nah I am sure we can hook a few more.