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Financially it for sure isn't worth it. Primarily I would be working with veteran groups to provide training and build a community of veteran divers. Long term goal is to get scubability instructor and assist with disabled veterans. I'll never make any money as scuba, but the personal reward of...

Question for the independent instructors out there. I'm currently a DM and working on AI and eventually instructor. I will not be affiliated with a shop. I have professional liability insurance through DAN, but should I be looking at adding an additional insurance policy such as an umbrella...

I assumed you meant under the water not on the surface. Only one diver was lost so they were never together on the surface. https://www.islandpacket.com/news/local/article242405716.html

No way I am tethering myself to another diver. Way to much of an entanglement hazard. Especially in high current / low vis conditions.

Pretty certain it is the same diver. Here is the report from last month. Here is hoping that he will be found okay. Coast Guard, good Samaritans rescue two divers in Port Royal Sound | Coast Guard News

$1050 obo

Pm sent

Let’s make it $1100

Would have to check on shipping cost. Would require PayPal, and insurance on shipping. I’ve never done international shipping so not sure what it would entail. **did a quick estimate on ups and fedex websites and it looks like it would be between $250 and $300 for shipping

Are you offering $800?

Let’s say $1200 obo

Make an offer. Worse I could say is no. Keep in mind though, this is a $1600 light brand new.

See Description from light monkeys website below. No issues with the light currently. Driver was replaced under warranty by light monkey. Shipping available 6500 Kelvin Color Level 5 - 4000 Lumen Level 4 - 2200 Lumen Level 3 - 1000 Lumen Level 2 - 160 Lumen Level 1 - 25 Lumen...

My objective was just to get some folks opinions. Nothing that happens here in scubaboard makes any difference. I still won’t get my light back any sooner.

To clarify, I got no response to my email. I had to call in to find out anything.

Such low expectations of customer service in the scuba industry. I'm not even asking for the light to be returned, but just looked at, or at least answer my original email (to me that is the bigger offense, communication is key). In my profession, if I let something sit broke for that long...

It has, but that isn't what they said when I called them. They said they were getting ready for DEMA.

I think the irritating thing is they said they haven't even looked at it yet...could be something simple and already on its way back, but they haven't even checked.

So trade shows trump customer service? It was purchased from a reputable online shop, and returned directly to the manufacture.I specifically left them out in case I was being unreasonable. Mostly I'm a little upset that a $$$$ light failed on me for no apparent reason.

Is it unreasonable to expect a (very expensive) dive light returned under warranty to at least be looked at within a week of receipt? I had my canister light fail on me two weeks ago. When you turn it on, it just blinks a few times and goes off. I contacted the company, requested an RMA for...