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Doe anyone here still have a copy of the Windows 95 software for the DataPlus? I would prefer the program downloaded off the website over the program on the disk, but I will take what I can get. Oceanic is not supporting it anymore, so they took it off the website. Is there possibly a...

http://www.swimmingholes.org/ This link is to a swimming holes website. The webmaster added Lake Rawlings based on my input, so I can tell you the site is actively maintained. Please send him information you think might be helpful.

I have an old Oceanic Data Plus that has served me well for many years. It has occurred to me that this thing is probably due for a failure just because of age. The desktop interface I have is no longer supported and I see a trend there. What I like about this computer is: It does data...

As much as I would like to sneak a dive in between Small Craft Advisories, I am not going to the Triangle Wrecks tomorrow. This old body is taking longer and longer to heal from things like that.

http://www.swimmingholes.org/ Thank you to all for a great day.

I would like to put together a dive for 20 August. The logistics would be pretty easy. We could meet up at Outer Banks Dive Center, ask the people at the shop, and go from there. http://www.obxdive.com/ Plan "A" is the Triangle Wrecks, although there are several others to choose from...

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I have not seen this link posted anywhere, so here it is. http://www.unesco.org/culture/legalprotection/water/images/engconv.doc I am still figuring out what it really means. What I see in articles is regurgitation of what some third party thinks the document says.

I got this off an email list. I sent an email to the webmaster of WV DNR and will let you know if I get anything back. BTW, it is actually the Division of Natural Resources. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FWD: Mark & Bill: I have just heard from Joe...

I stumbled across this. It looks pretty interesting. http://www.vabass.com/Features/2003/July.htm

http://www.bonaireenews.com/html/apr99stack_4.html Hilma Hooker Adrift Bonaire Marine Park rangers have been scrambling this week to try and prevent serious damage to the reefs in the Punt Vierkant area of Bonaire. The potential cause of the damage would appear to be the wreck known as the...

Here is a site that will tell you what is in various aluminum alloys. http://mdmetric.com/tech/alumselector.htm

We have a couple of people who need to get deep enough for AOW. The initial idea is to go to the tower reef on Saturday, 23 Oct, although we might go to another 60+ site. Sunday is an option if we get blown out Saturday. The shop is Divers Unlimited at 757 362 3660.

I took two hardy souls out to the the CBBT and we hooked the Yancy wreckage. That was as dark as I have seen it. Lights were no help when we swam into a layer of black water and felt our way down to some bridge decking. After that dive, I planted a buoy and did some depthfinder searching...

Divers Unlimited in Norfolk has changed ownership. Tim Smith, the new owner, is putting together local dive trips for this weekend. 757 362 3660

A new diver asked about the dive flag rules in Iowa and in the process of finding the rules, I found: http://www.dive-flag.com/ I have sent in updates for Iowa and Virginia and I asked Chris if it would be okay to put his URL on scubaboard so people could provide him with information on...

I took a group out to the reef Sunday. Fifty-eight on the bottom. A couple of tautog were speared. No spadefish were even sighted. The weather people had me a little worried, but it flattened right out once we got past Cape Henry. There were plenty of boats fishing the tower itself.

We took some AOW students out to the tower reef both Saturday and Sunday. The weather word Saturday was for 15 knot winds. The winds didn't show up. Sunday was flatter still. Bottom temps were measured at 48-50 degrees. The divemaster bagged an 18 inch tautog. It's still a bit nippy...

I just picked up a copy in paperback. Today is the first day I've seen the paperback.

It's time to get a backboard and I haven't shopped for them for years. Any input on sources and the new designs would be appreciated.