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I have tinnitus (ringing in the ears). we dive fresh water a lot and I don't have hardly any problems. But diving in the Keys with current and waves I get sick. I found out about the Trans derm-scop patch that helps with nausea. Plus with that patch I can ride all the rides at Disneyworld now...

1st 3 years I had 3 gauge console, SPG, PDC and compass. It was on a retractor on left pocket of BCD. I got tired of pulling it up and looking at depth on PDC all the time and then had to unclip it to use compass as retractor wasn't long enough. I then decided to separate everything. I bought...

We drive and we take everything but tanks. But if you use anything other than AL80 you might want to check with dive operater/shop to see what size tanks they rent

We were already certified but we used Sea Dwellers: Sea Dwellers Dive Center of Key Largo - Florida Keys Diving They have packages and one of the hotel they use is right next to where they dock their boat. We walked maybe 100 yards from our door to the boat. Nice thing with package is you call...

Thanks! Research I've done so far isn't looking good either :-(

If your married AND your spouse also dives none of those work. Speaking from experience :bash:

NickHoma who did you end up going with? Found out I'll be in Savannah GA June of 2016 and want to get some diving in.

I have Oceanlog 2.x software and I have both mine and wifes PDC serial number under my profile. I have tried to search and google on how to remove hers but I can't find anything. Anyone have any ideas?:confused:

Hi all, I have Oceanlog 2.x software and I have both mine and wifes PDC serial number under my profile. I have tried to search and google on how to remove hers but I can't find anything. Anyone have any ideas? :confused: Thanks

^^^ Like above, YES go to a doctor!!!!!! I have sinus and ear issues as well. The term: "equalize early and often" helps me out. As soon as my head goes under the water I equalize whether I feel anything or not. Good luck!

If your on FB then do search for Great Lakes Wrecking Crew. Their mostly tec divers but they can help you out. I've dove Thunder Bay Marine Sanctuary by Alpena and it was awesome. That was my 1st dive after getting my OW cert.

I have 5mm suit and we do a lot of lake diving here in Indiana. What I did was buy a 5mm hood originally and that keeps my noggin warm. I then bought this 2.5mm vest that I wear over my 5mm, or you could do under. This combo I'm warm even when the water dips to 42 degrees under thermalcline...

IIRC the History Channel show "America Unearthed" the host tried to find them but couldn't. But then it was a tv show and he was using a submersible submarine.......

Wife and I used Sea Dwellers: Sea Dwellers Dive Center of Key Largo - Florida Keys PADI I was pleased with them. They have package with Holiday Inn to stay at. If you stay at Holiday Inn its a very short walk to boat with your gear. We hired guide as our navigating skills isn't that great yet...

I did get one for Christmas. It does have the 40 Year sticker on box. Haven't tried it in water yet. It'll be May/June before I dive again. We will do pool refresher here in January/February and I'll take it then. But the pool is only 9' deep. It's definitely bright and has good spread pattern...

I did get one for Christmas. It does have the 40 Year sticker on box. Haven't tried it in water yet. It'll be May/June before I dive again. We will do pool refresher here in January/February and I'll take it then. But the pool is only 9' deep. It's definitely bright and has good spread pattern...

Princeton Tec Sector 5 LED light. non scuba related: Dewalt 18v 1/4" impact driver :-)

Update from another thread: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/princeton-tec/492141-sector-5-flood-issues.html#post7265514

Cool! I saw on scuba.com that someone contacted Princeton and said same thing as you. Glad it worked for you.

Not yet. I was going to ask for one for Christmas. Since I live in Indiana I wont be able to use it until next May/June as we wont be doing any Florida diving during winter months :-(