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wedivebc I agree with you 100%, Cave divers are nuts and I'm the biggest nut of them all, I love cave diving and penetrating deep into unone wreck, the difference is, I do it with a team and with plenty of back up and a plan to boot, unlike Solo diving if you get into trouble YOUR DEAD there...

This has nothing to do with changing a prop, been there done that on surface supply, it has to do with Diving Agencies providing questionable training methods to any diver to dive alone beyond the point were a controlled emergency accent won't help, what is the sence of an agency even wanting to...

Mr instructor, Solo diving is a dangerous practice. Instructors can do what ever they feel with in their own level of training on there own time, but to teach it to others is an ishue especialy when your giving out cert cards. This all came out of persons not wanting to dive on cattle boat dive...

Well Tom, I'd have to agree with you on this one, and to praise your choice of diving method GUE would stay the course and resist the temptation to teach the un-teachable.. GUE continues to discuss the benefits of a team approach, and not hide, but disclose, the dangers of solo diving. I think...

Hi DiveMistress2 Sorry I mist you again, but your hubby now has his toy back, perhaps we will meet over the winter as I still have a few more things to collect for him when I get back to Toronto. I'm currently on the east coast diving and as happy as a clam at high tide. Cheers Mr Adams

d33ps1x your a funny guy, I'm amused. Mr Adams

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Suddenly I was alone Mr Adams

Doppler You mean Lawrence B never taught you not to steel another divers reel way way back when you became a basic open water instructor LOL. I know to many divers who have had things like Deco bottles, Reels, Cameras and even there lunch stolen during dives, my controversial views are allot...

Hi I had the privilege over the years of working on the raising and sinking of many older wrecks and the removal of sea junk, and the majority of the money comes from Government grants and idividuals from the private sector who are interested in sunken wrecks, the preservation of older wrecks...

These days, something strange is happening. Technology is making those Little underwater robots that roam the deep, plucking pieces-of-eight from Spanish galleons; deep diving submersibles that ferry tourists to the North Atlantic to view the ghostly remains of Titanic; mixed-gas scuba gear that...

The only way to protect them is to raise them than preserve them, every thing else is just hobby talk. Mr A. PS: hey matt and marie, when do I get my official SB Staff badge.

d33ps1x You must be mistaken, I defend no one. Toronto area commercial soundings and GPS numbers don't exist, its all diver dreams. Mr A

Well thats true Marry very true, but some divers just don't like the folks that are doing the driving on this cause. This board has been a great medium for new diver information but lately it has shown to be a medium for self promoting subliminal business adventures and has left a bad taste. If...

Sound Good, but what can divers do to help out. I would think with all this talk and meetings going on, its surely leading to ???????????????? Mr A

Chris I'm sure Dan will give you another on the house. Rick

I do believe when it first sank there was an older salvage diver who tried for years to bring up items from the wreck and failed miserably killing one of his friends while diving on air what a buzz at 250' and eventually was stopped by Heritage Canada and enforced by police at that time. I do...

Yes! you would think so Marvintpa, but like the big wrecks such as the Andria Doria and Empress etc etc, items slowly disapear. I've seen many items off the Empress for sale on Ebay with in the last year. Mr A

Great site Kevin, thanks for the URL and I'm glad to see the Gunilda is still in pristine condition as it was when I dove her over seven years ago. Mr A