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Interesting read. Hope you and others can dig up more info on that wreck. Interesting that the gauges, anchor and anchor line are all gone.

Great story. I like my DRIS 1000 also. It has visited the many cenotes in Mexico.

I have a prescription SeaVision mask that I purchased when I took my Advanced Open Water over 16 years ago. I'm still using the same mask with same prescription. Mask is holding up great. I like that the lens is not the glue in type, the lens prescription is ground into the lens of the actual mask.

I missed out when you were selling the big batch of new old stock G250V's. My G250V will remain an orphan without an identical twin.

Make that eight feet since they have eight feet anyways. Edit, my bad, octopus have six legs and two arms. Make that six feet again.

I just watched the informative video and finished reading the project plan. I just signed up for the newsletter to keep up with updates and I'll see what I can do to help. I'm down in SoCal so that will limit me on the number of days available.

My 3mm wetsuit is still good. But wow, that was a good deal. I want it for the pockets since my 3mm doesn't have any. I dive with backplate and wings so those pockets would have come in handy. The 7mm is working out great for me. Very happy with it.

Thanks for sharing. I like the school of barracuda that you captured on video. I was out at Shaws the day before. I'm going to share your video to my two friends that were snorkeling above (they're going to start taking their open water class soon) while my buddy and I were diving.

Yeah, unfortunately in that case, the size small is going to be too big for you. I'm already at the bottom of the weight range for size small. SMALL 150-185 LBS

I recently bought a 7mm Deep 6 size S with three dives in them so far. I'm 5'8" and 150 lbs. The arm and leg seals/gaskets are tight on me, but they sure help in keeping me warm. The arm length and legs lengths could be 1/2-3/4" shorter to my liking. I get some bunching at the wrists which makes...

I look forward to hearing from guest speaker Dr. Robert Sanders.

Flattest conditions in recent memory at Laguna on Sat; great vis. It's usually a miss rather than a hit for me at Laguna when the models predict one thing compared to what is observed when I arrive.

I've had my DSS gear for many years. Eons ago I dropped by the shop to get my wing repaired after I snagged the nylon part of the wing from a wreck dive overseas. No charge. Those were the days.

Beautiful photos with great colors. Question: How did you get the nudi to have a reflection? Did the nudi crawl onto an object that gives off a reflection?

I came by looking for more info. Nothing yet it seems.

Red tide is an algal bloom. I'm not sure if there is a nickname for the tuna crab invasion.

3mm full works for me in those temps. For a comparison, in Southern California I dive 7mm all year round even in Dec, Jan, Feb.

I bought a snap hook from Home Depot ones before. The snap hook corroded after just half a day of kayaking before I even made it back to shore! And the snap hook was above water; it just got splashed on every now and then by salt spray.

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They know how to use the search function. Yeah, that's it.