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A logbook is not a legal document. It's your diary, do what you want.

If you had ever seen a burst disk from a tank that had been overfilled on a regular basis, you would understand why we upgrade, double-disk, or plug them. They do get severly warped over time. Let's not do a repeat of the old 'should you or shouldn't you overfill', that horse is bleeding on...

Congratulations Jean

Spool for SMB, almost impossible to foul.

You don't need to go any farther than Key Largo to find the best diving in the Keys. Give Brent a call at http://bluewaterdiver.net/ They can set you up with hotel, dives, etc.

Planning a safe rec multilevel dive is going to be harder than you think. Sounds easy, drop to the flight deck & then work you way up the island. Right? How many of the mooring lines are going to be attached to the TOP of the superstrucre? What if your boat is up-current on a ball tied...

If it's in good taste and does not offend anyone, it's probably not funny. PC run amuck, yuck.

Those are divers in a cave, NOT cave divers. If you were not joking, go back & retake your cavern course before you take intro.

I also vote for Brent, from Bluewater, I got my AOW, Rescue, MSD, & DM from him. He is a GREAT teacher.

Actually 2400 is usually my turn pressure. lol

Maybe you could give us a reference to this so-called law. Is it a felony? I am aware of certain DOT regulations concerning inter-state transport of pressurized tanks, but not any federal law that says you cannot over-fill a tank. Please educate us.

Can I hire her to write a few letters for me?

Depth: Sits in 130fsw, Main deck 100fsw, top of superstructure 60 fsw, floor of well-deck 120fsw. vis usually 50+, currents, 0 to ripping. Its out past French reef about a 30-35 min boat ride from Port Largo. There are 8 mooring balls on her, no restrictions. Most decent operators in Key...

That was only for a week or so when it was upside-down, after it sunk prematurely, until they finished sinking it on it's side.

Actually, it's a SYMPTOM of Rabies.

You need a saltwater fishing license with a crayfish permit. There is a season, & limits. See FWC website for specifics. http://myfwc.com/license/

Are you holding on to somthing like a mooring line that keeps you in place, or are you completely neutral & floating a fixed distance from the surface? maybe even a lift bag? It makes a difference.

If I could say "CUT - lets try that one again" anytime things went wrong, I would not worry about backup's either. lol

What makes you think it will take three more years to get there?

Haven't been here in a few years huh? Speed limit is 70 mph, average speed more like 80, Some of us need to haul 8-10 tanks & gear, and would like to do 0-60 in something measured by a clock not a calendar. I can out-accelerate some of these wimpy cars with my 34,600 lb gvw Motorhome.