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Hi All, I will be traveling to Jakarta for work (staying in the city the entire time) and will have a free day to explore/dive. Any answers to the following questions would be greatly appreciated: - Does anyone recommend any stores or charters to use for a day of diving during a week day? I...

Looks like ive gotten some local offers, ill close this thread once they are confirmed.

I live in Chicago and will not deliver (preferably local sell). The dual cylinders are banded together w/ 300 bar DIN manifold and are steel lp 108's XS Scuba (worthington), and in good condition. They do need a new hydro (first hydro was '07). I'm thinking $400 for that. I also have an AL...

This may be an incredibly unhelpful post but several years ago (i do not recall the dive profile or back & deco gas composition except that the max depth was 175') but I know I started 100% at 20ft and after about 2 min, began feeling extremely nauseous, not thinking clearly, and my vision began...

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Does that include shipping? im in Chicago

I'm willing to pay about $75 for it. Please post or send me a pic

Anyone know the % of 02 and % of Hydrogen required to produce an explosion? Its clear that the applications are for extremely deep diving where the PP02 is sufficient to sustain life but %02 is low enough to avoid explosion. That said, how does moisture factor in (e.g. residual 02 from...

Have fun and happy anniversary! I thought more about this last night and while I understand that you nor your wife are terribly 'scared' of narcosis, the perception of danger and its contribution to stress/response are what is really at issue. It is good to hear that both of you are taking...

^ It was going to be open one way or another :)

Narcosis is an interesting phenomenon and probably more ubiquitous than people think. Theoretically, it is possible to be 'narced' while diving below 60fsw though symptoms seldom manifest (probability is extremely remote) or become noticeable until proceeding to deeper depths. Instead of being...

Wow. I will be succinct... <begin angry rant> 1. Yes, diving requires more (different) skill than operating a motor vehicle: a. Dive planning b. Gear setup c. Gear check (its BWRAF not BWAF. Instead of "British Women Are Fun" think "British Women Are Really Fun" or, even better, "Being Wary...

I think two criteria to add (apologies if this was posted elsewhere) are: 1. If the overhead was not apart of your dive plan, don't do it. 2. If the dive-op or buddy says 'trust me' and jumps into the water before you can ask any questions, don't do it.

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+1 on the BP/W. Though it may seem slightly foreign if it wasn't introduced in your OW class, it is simple, configurable, flexible, adaptable, and helps promote good trim. I'd do a standard wing, bp, and harness to get started. My advice, keep it simple and don't be tempted by all of the bells...

I would recommend 'warming up' (not working out) before the class. Drink lots of water and stretch beforehand...

Hello Fellow Scubaboarders! I recently graduated college and, like many others, have been on the prowl for jobs. My goal is to go back to graduate school within 3-5 years (PhD Econ) after having some work experience under the belt. That being said, I received 2 offers and am having trouble...

Glad you are having fun. Just curious though, did you guys ever perform a weight check before descending?

I do know that dixie divers in deerfield beach (just south of boca) has computers on all their rental gear. (954)-420-0009