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I adjusted the carry strap when hung on the tanks neck to be the right height while putting the BC on the tank. Congratulations on the new BC.

Sorry Chad but I think Kevin is right in this. He was probably shooting a SS Commercial with a single band. Not as much power as a multiband. Hitting the dorsal fin it didn't penetrate, just bounced off and the fish took off. This was done to keep from having to kill the shark.

Originally Posted by shooter226- Kevin Bruington, owner of Spearfishing Specialties http://www.slinginsteel.com/ told me if one was being a nuisance and not aggressive to shoot it in the dorsal fin. The shaft would bounce off and the shark would take off for parts unknown. I have not done this...

What international commission?

They are both good BC's. I like the Ranger. 2 advantages. A- Weight system on Zeagle does not need weight pockets and has a better one handed release. B - The Ranger does not have a backpack. This lets it roll up smaller and lets the tank mount closer to the back. Good luck with...

I like mine. The new Uwatec's (Tec & prime) has alarms that can be turned off. I wish they would upgrade the smartcoms too. A novice diver might like them but after a while they are a pain. It is downloadable to almost any IR device such as a palm or pocket pc. The software is free too.

<<Now those KILLER Puffer fish! - - FINGER Chomping MoNsterS! - - Eeekkkkkk>> Yep, this is how I almost was bit. Took the end of a pair of leather gloves off just missing one of my favorite fingers!

I have found that diving is not any more expensive than other equipment oriented sports such as snow skiing or golf.

Give them a call or e-mail. Other than the sensor how do you like the computer? Do you have the color screen? Please post the results as I am interested in this computer. Thanks

Audible alarms can be usefull, but I want to be able to turn it off. This is one of the reasons that I am thinking of selling my Uwatec Smart Com and going with a VR-3. Nothing gets a fish out of picture range faster than that damn beep.

The dive alert may be used to fill the signal sausage. Just push the oral inflator on the sausage into the orifice on the dive alert and hit the button. Make sure the sausage has an over pressure release.:11:

At DEMA this year someone had a marking gel in many colors. I do not remember the name.

I am sure the reason is that women make up such a small percentage of divers that they would have to charge alot and no one would buy them. If they would sell I know that they would be made and kept in stock.

They usually don't bother you much. When they do, shoot it. Power heads work well. http://www.spearfishing.cc/ Try these. If you don't have one, a shaft in the gills works too. Kevin Bruington, owner of Spearfishing Specialties http://www.slinginsteel.com/ told me if one was being a nuisance...

The water conditions play a bigger part of the equation than the depth. There is a big difference diving in limited vis, cold water and crystal clear warm water. 90 feet in the Caymans is not that big a deal. 60 feet in New Jersey is. How experienced was the instructor? How were the...

Don't forget the new AIR ll that will be out in 06. They are not shipping yet but I played with one last month. It has different buttons and mouthpiece. Internals are the same I believe.

I think it has to be transported for commercial purposes for this to apply.

Scubapro makes a waterproof log book. Waterproof pages too. When I used to use a log book this is the one that I used. Now dives are downloaded from Uwatec to palm and kept in pelican case while near water.

I recommend one that your LDS will support if you have a problem. Be sure it is nitrox comparable. Many of the new computers are programmable with software upgrades so you don’t have to buy a new one. Just some things to think about.

The submariner is the best looking dive watch. I have worn mine daily for over 25 years. http://www.pmwf.com/PMWFGallery/Arc...eSubmariner.jpg