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As a minimum I have my gear put thru annual maintenance then check it out in the pool for about an hour. This year we're also doing a rescue clinic in the pool. I like the idea and it's only $25.00 (we own our tanks and they are full after annual visual).
Thanks Guys. Your thoughts are appreciated. I will definetly hit the pool first and then try to go on a shallow dive. However being that im on the Gulf Coast a shallow dive in the Gulf is usually along the lines of 70 feet.
These guys have given great advise. If I may add, this is the time to look at every square inch of your gear. Your looking for stuff like cracks,loose anything. When the summer gets rock'n it's hard to find 3 or 4 hours just to inspect stuff. Each year you'll get more and more stuff.
Gear is all relatively new. Bought Scubapro new and as I mentioned earlier the equipment only has 12 dives on it so I would hope it is still in solid working order. I sure will look it over and then test it in the pool.
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