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Rob Neto in Marianna is good. His website is chipoladivers.com. He is pretty no nonsense and when you finish one of his classes, you know you truly met the sandards of the course because he will not pass you of you don't.

Will you take $400 for the set?

Will you consider selling the backplate separately

Treat it like a cave dive, 3 lights minimum and redundant buoyancy. If at all possible have a way of alerting the authorities if you are unable to get back to your boat or the shore. If that is not possible, at least have someone that knows when you would be out of the water and has...

Any offers?

Any takers for $200

Any takers for $250

Ditto on pretty much everything Dive-aholic says. He helped me tweak my homemade converted backplate rig and made it at least sort-of divable. But if you look in the classifieds section, you will notice that all of my backmount stuff is listed as "for sale." My backplate rig took several hours...

Hollis X series 55 lb dual bladder wing with around 50 dives on it. No leaks or damage to either bladder. There are a few light scuff marks on the cordura exterior. There is no fading It saw salt water a grand total of 2 times- $300 This is a great wing that still has plenty of life in it...

There are always places like Ginnie if you are willing to camp out

Nope, it never turned up, no telling what happened to it, but I checked everywhere I had been and I found nothing

If you wanna do some basic dives, let me know, I'll be in the area, my number is 850-826-1163

I just went dumpster diving in a gas station dumpster and I found/dug through all the trash I threw away today...NOTHING I really wanna find that computer bad

My Liquivision Xen is missing. Last place it was seen was Morrison Springs on Sept 29. I have been to Nicevile, Crestview, and the dive shop at Vortex Springs since I last saw it. There is a cash reward. Contact Chris @ (850) 862-1163

Yeah, I totally agree. Like I said there is a reason swiftwater scuba has been left out of a lot of curriculums. Furthermore risking a swimmer in swift-moving water to recover a body is frowned upon in many circles. Basically, I was bored and had an idea and wanted to see if anyone thought it...

Yeah, I have never heard of an octopus referred to as "the face of sin"

Its amazing how far the field of marine biology has come

Just had a random gear configuration idea and wanted to see what others thought. For the purposes of this discussion, let's define "swiftwater" as a current of more than 4 knots. Also, to my knowledge, Rescue 3 no longer includes "Swiftwater Scuba" in it's Swiftwater Rescue Technician...