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I've experienced vertigo a couple of times on dives. Only on ascent while wearing a hood. I had a couple of theories, but wondering if you guys have...
I've no dog in this fight, but there is a huge difference between the rather benign Boynton sites and the Northern Palm Beach County drifts of which...
Living in FL with my wife Kathy for 6yrs.
Formerly Long Island, NY
5 kids, 8 grandchildren
Location:
West Melbourne
Interests:
recumbent bike rider, photography.
Occupation:
Retarded teacher..oops, that's retired techer
Gender:
Male
Certification Agencies:
PADI
Dive History:
Have done a lot of kayak diving on Long Island. Did my first OW dive in the Keys in '99. Have dived Key Largo many times. Also Marathon and Looe Key. Found the Blue Heron Bridge in Oct. 2010. As of 4-23-11, I have dived it 21 times. Think I like it?
Outside of the US..Cozumel, Bonaire and Bermuda.
Finally acquired my AOW and Nitrox certs this past year and started diving the reefs off Pompano. Would rather dive shallower and have more bottom time than dive deeper. Not a fan of wreck diving.
Certification History:
Not relevant
Certification Level:
AOW
# of Logged Dives:
100 - 199
Dive Classification:
Just An "Average" Diver
Years Certified:
Ten Or More Years
Dive Equipment:
Nothing fancy. All that is necessary to complete a dive safely. But I did put a Bio Tank Lock on the back of my BC and find it really helpful especially when changing tanks on a boat.
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