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Mr.X

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Dear SB,

Thanks for creating a place for us DPV users to talk! :D I'd also like to acknowledge Thalassamania for sparking the question, which led to this new category!

Since I am at it, I will extoll the virtues of having a true DPV. Without question they add:

* More fun to every dive - smiles
* Longer bottom times
* Versatility
* Safety (against currents and fatigue)

Given a choice between a rebreather or a scooter...I would take a scooter any day!

Mr. X
 
Mr X!!!

i have 2 scooters at home now!! (won one and was given one!) so i will send these over to you asap

i expect the MEG in return :wink:
 
almitywife:
Mr X!!!

i have 2 scooters at home now!! (won one and was given one!) so i will send these over to you asap

i expect the MEG in return :wink:




LOL! I should change my opinion fast :D However, my full-on Meg has the original (late version) Shearwater-Innerspace electronics. This controller works great but it will only be a matter of time before it goes _____ up. Maybe, it is a fair trade?

Cheers,

X

p.s. you'll have to keep us informed on how you like the Megs when you have your pool test
 
Mr.X:
......p.s. you'll have to keep us informed on how you like the Megs when you have your pool test

not long to go now....hubby was talking about it only 10 mins ago

i only hope that it equals his expectations!
 
A separate sub-forum...how cool is this?! Thanks!

<slow 4-point barrel roll to show appreciation>

All the best, James
 
Mr.X:
* More fun to every dive - smiles
* Longer bottom times
* Versatility
* Safety (against currents and fatigue)

The downside is that I see people who used to be strong swimmers get scooter dependent,and there is a definite safety issue in the sense if their scooter died they may not be able to make a safe return.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/perdix-ai/

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