Panama City, FL charter advice

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If you decide to buy tanks, steel HP100's are ideal for all-around diving unless you are very short or light of frame. More air + less buoyancy is a winning combination and if you're doing any sort of public safety diving, you'll likely be in a dry suit where reducing the weight required is important. For gulf of mexico diving, HP100's are just about right for most 60 - 100' dives on NITROX to provide plenty of air to reach NDL times and make a safe ascent (once your breathing rate settles out). Everyone that I know who dives regularly here owns one or more sets of HP100's.
Thnx im going to add to my shopping wish list! I have saved and im bout get a dive computer, ive got two 3mm wet suits, basic gear, bcd, etc. and after that ill prob grab the tank but im also TRYING to get my wife involved but thays gonna take my $ and not hers!! Lol. At least until shes hooked
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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