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Due to time constraints with rented pools, sometimes the focus is really on the skills first and if there is time later, swimming around for fun and getting comfortable. It doesn't sound ideal, but it is reality in some circumstances.

SF Maru in Truk for sure..... Also like the suggestion of the Silver Comet!

It's a simple formula.... Read the Chapter, Complete the Knowledge Review, Watch the Video - then, you will be ready for the quizzes and tests as well as your Confined Water sessions. If you cut out any part of this - you are short-cutting yourself alone.

How long have you owned this light? Do you have the case, towel, and neoprene protective case for the light head that came with it as well?

I wound up purchasing the SeaDoo Explorer, a 2009 model. Took it to 40 feet and the battery compartment leaked. Called the distributor - he shipped me a new one asap. Will put it in the water next weekend, keeping my fingers crossed that this one doesn't leak as well. It is built pretty...

PPB is an often overlooked and undervalued specialty. Buoyancy skills are something that you will use on EVERY dive. Go for the PPB opportunity then the AOW later - especially if you intend on diving beyond 60 feet.

I'm looking to purchase a new reliable scooter for under $1000. I am considering the SeaDoo Explorer. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who owns one and can provide an opinion on the latest version of this Scooter. Thanks.

I realize that no posts have been made to this thread for some time, however, I recently came back from a trip to Brockville where I was unbelievably disappointed in the condition of the Robert Gaskin. This is one of my favorite wrecks. Just a year ago, it was fine, now it is a mess. This...

I'm a huge fan of strobes. More light means better pictures @ depth. If you are in 25-30 feet with incredible viz - forget it. However, if you are @ depths beyond that - you will want a strobe to bring out the colors lost @ depth. I find that even white balancing does not always do the trick.

I'll be in Hilton Head in July. I'm looking for recommendations for a dive operator in South Carolina that will do Ocean Dives for Megalodon Teeth during the summer months. Any suggestions would be welcomed! Thank you!

Go to Morehead City and Dive with Olympus Diving. They have the Best Dive Operation in the Country. They dive the best wrecks in North Carolina. I dive with them often and have never heard anyone who has ever come away disappointed.

Awesome issue!

Snorkles are a personal preference after you've completed OW training. They are more of a "nice to have" than a required piece of equipment. Most advanced divers do not use them as they tend to get in the way more than add value.

It's cool that you're hyped up and looking towards a future in diving. I became an instructor a little more than a year ago. I've been diving about 5 years now. Obviously start with OW, then continue your dive experience. I would recommend focusing on AOW, Rescue and some specialties. These...