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A couple of quotes from the link I provided earlier.

The link I provided includes information on permits, etc.

I'm not sure about Cozumel, but I know there is a company, I believe in Florida that makes artificial reefs. Some sort of concrete dome with porous surface for coral etc. to attach to it. I *think* I read somewhere that they could mix ashes and such into it for a memorial. You might be able...

Cool! Zombie apocalypse wear so you can blend in while foraging for food and supplies. Until someone shoots you in the head!

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I agree with the others that this is probably not the solution you're looking for. If your weight belt is so tight that it restricts the movement of air inside your suit, there are other options you can explore. Also, floating you on the surface is one thing. How about a worst case...

Funny, but the highest "cave fill" I ever got was by a dive boat operator in the keys without me asking. Filled my LP108's to 4400 psi because he forgot to check the compressor...

I like the 250 round mega packs. Generally cheaper, and easier to carry. :)

Count me as another one of the posers who sometimes uses the term "clip" and "magazine" interchangeably. Do I know the difference? Yeah. I have several dozen magazines for the various guns I own, yet on occasion I'll still use the term clip when talking about them. Maybe I'm just lazy at times...

Solid advice.

+1 to this. Been there, done that, stressed out the crew looking for us.

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Depends on depth and current. I learned the hard way once how much scope you may need on a bag when you're doing deco in heavy current. On deeper dives I almost always have a primary reel with me.

I'd curse myself out for not carrying a camera with me. :(

Nice video! Thanks for sharing.

That would probably be relatively easy to do. The simplest method would be to split the thread and leave the original post as the FAQ, close it, then add a link to a thread where it could be discussed. That allows the initial info to be visible, yet still allow for discussion

Done. :)

In my opinion, Proficiency makes the diver. Someone can be comfortable in, and around the water, yet still not be a proficient diver. Comfort just means they're not likely to stress or panic if something doesn't go well. Experience doesn't make someone a good diver. They could have a ton of...

Batteries fail. Apparently so do Tritium sights, but that is most commonly installation issues. Some gunsmiths are better at it than others. Also, night sights are only visible to the person behind the trigger, not so much to the potential bad guy on the other side. You lose some of the...