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Yeah, they can take a bit of getting use to but once you have it sorted out the main problem is running out of battery power (Had it happen a few times). Took me about 10-15 dives to get myself sorted out and neutral, and it's not really practical to take it into wrecks, thats the main reason...

Thanks for the tip on using swim paddles BrokenT10, I use to use webbed gloves but hated them so much I bit the bullet and bought an scooter (great until the batteries go flat). PS. Your not the only para to post on here anymore. Craig

Neoprene and a mask is funny, but a dry suit and ccr is even funnier, especially when I have to get tipped into the water or hauled out (happens sometimes). Of course it's usually me laughing, the crew are usually to busy swearing. :rofl3:

I personally don't care what we are called, I'm wheelchair bound and call myself a diver, nothing else. But if I had to choose one it would be Divers with Disabilities

Hi Matt and Everyone else, It's great to see other divers with a disability, as a long time tech diver and relatively short time wheelie (about 5 years now) it's good to see I'm not the only one diving with a minor inconvenience (I'm sure the dive operators don't see it as minor always but...