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Yeah, that's who I'll e-mail if I can't figure out a DIY way to get the information I need. Enough of my kit has AquaLung/Apeks analogs that I should be able to get some good comps from them if they're willing to help. Wife's firm has allotted us a 20' shipping container, so everything will go...

I'm not actually planning to purchase stuff, but I have a bit of an unusual situation... My wife and I will be moving to Bangalore sometime soon-ish, likely early 2021. Her company is moving us, and the shippers need an inventory of stuff we're taking, with replacement values for insurance...

Thanks for the replies everyone. Good info to have.

Time to replace the wing on my backplate. I've had the current set-up for a long time, so I'm a little out of the loop regarding the latest and greatest in wings and hoping for some suggestions/advice. I am currently diving with a G.U.T.S. Al backplate and an old 30# Halcyon Eclipse wing (10+...

My wife and I in Hawai'i, off the Kona coast somewhere.

Went diving off Ft. Lauderdale on Sunday (Rebel and Hog Heaven). No jellies at either site (at least not that I saw), but coming back in moon jellies were thick as flies in the inlet. Thick enough that the boat crew were hanging over the bow marveling at how many there were.

If it's the same incident, the details are very, very wrong. We were much closer to Jupiter Inlet (where we returned) than Lake Worth Inlet, and the person giving CPR was most definitely not the person calling in the emergency. So, they're either separate incidents, or a very inaccurate article.

I was wondering about an autopsy. Firstly, is it a given that there will be one? I'm not at all familiar with local laws and procedures. More importantly, is an AGE detectable at autopsy? I confess I know very little about the mechanism involved, or what signs would remain post-mortem.

I was on the subject dive boat yesterday as well. I will concur that lifesaving measures were begun swiftly and well, and I think just about everything that possibly could be done was done. I was also impressed with how quickly other responders got out to meet us. By the time we got to the dock...