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I'll send you a pm.

Don't get yourself killed to make a few extra bucks...........

It's some bull$#!+ job harvesting coral raping the ocean for pennies a day.

60 is the deepest I've ever been. I would love to take a free diving course though. Not necessarily to go deeper but for the knowledge and experience.

Yo I used this stuff today to wrap an umbi and it seems to be a good product. It's a 10mil PVC tape just like you mentioned. Time will tell I suppose.

Sounds good to me.:eyebrow:

Yes, the USN has excellent diver trg but I wouldn't really call it a SCUBA program. I myself am not that familiar USN diver trg but I'm sure others on this board are. I know some NSW, EOD techs and Navy divers who would be happy to answer your questions, or you could go see your local...

Not having an umbilical connecting you to the surface:D

The live aboard rule is just a liability thing. I don't drink and dive but I've dove hungover many a time and lived to tell the tale. No, I don't recommend it and I always have a chamber on site.:crafty: :shakehead:

Read my reply to Tommygun1600.

DIT will give you a DCBC unrestricted surface supplied diver certificate (HSE Part 1 equivalent) which is good. Becoming a commercial diver right now isn't so good. The price of oil is starting to rise as a result of the strife in the middle east which is good (if you're a commercial diver)...

I've always just used electrical tape. Lasts about 2-3 yrs under normal use in fresh water.

Don't do it...

Where do I sign up?

Why was the dive conducted on SCUBA in the first place? I am not familiar with the OHSA down there but in BC that dive would be strictly surface supplied with a four man crew. A note to all you young commercial divers out there trying to climb the ranks... You can always say no.

I'll send you a pm, in the next day or two.

27 for sure. Haven't dove a 47 yet though. I hear the rex reg is superb. If it breathes as well as everyone says I may change my mind.

In military amphibious units fins, mask etc, are usually personal preference. BTW its SEALS not seals.

Flippers rule!!!

At the bottom of an open pit copper mine that is being fed by a freshwater spring from somewhere below. 100-200 feet visibility in crystal clear water with a turquoise hue to it. Simply amazing!!!