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Near Frying Pan Tower. The drops were pretty close (miles) together. All the clips were from that same day.

We typically see one or more sharks on every dive in North Carolina. On this dive I only seen one until I looked up and saw 100+. Check it out. Diving off Cape Fear, NC, sharks, turtles and lionfish - YouTube

Thank you NCadiver! I can't believe I didn't come up with this on my own. I just wasn't thinking about it in the right way. I really appreciate your help!

Thanks for the offer of help, NCadiver! I'm running Windows 7.

I was on an extended dive trip until the beginning of the month. Since returning home my BUD has not turned off. The screen displays "Surf" a time, dive number "0", and "DSAT". It will cycle through the planning and setting screens, but won't turn off. Any advice?

Anybody?

I have two dive log files due to a recent computer crash while on a dive trip. I was able to download new dives to another computer and now I want to combine those entries with my existing "master" log recovered with from backup. I have tried exporting the new dives and then importing them to...

Seriola zonata, the banded rudder fish (white tipped tail) and most probably a conger eel. An adult American eel Anguilla rostrata is more likely to be seen in freshwaters. The origin of the dorsal fin relative to the pecs would help with ID.

With all due respect to Ben, #3 is a scamp, Mycteroperca phenax. Scamp are highly variable in color (shades of brown, cream and yellow) and spot patterning, but the telltales include the irregular exsertions on the tail and anal fin. Small(er) scamp like this one are often mistaken for...

First off I love my new Wisdom 2 computer,and I recently received a new USB interface cable for it. After some fiddling I was able to access the stored dives, and download them. Strangely, the software only recognizes the newer 19 dives (of 40 some). I can still view the older dives in the...