Does anyone have ownership or experience with these compressors? The blocks are the same with different power plants turning the compressor crank at different speeds. They range from 9-11 cfm and are sold under different private labels of which the Max-Air 90 is one.
I'm considering buying a...
Pretty easy to tell. Metal is non-magnetic, hard and the light weight is immediately noticeable.Al is also very soft. When you have double 130's the bolt threads holding the tanks will bite into the soft aluminum leaving marks. Of course they don't rust. I've also had stainless and aluminum...
I agree with AJ and I'd add to avoid excess alcohol. I spent several hours discussing DCS with a chamber operator on Roatan and the message I took out of the discussions was it is all very variable. They had just treated a woman who was treated for a moderate DCS event who had dove a very...
I have three titanium backplates. One I finished myself from a blank bought from a guy in Ontario who used to sell them about 15 years ago. The other two I bought off e-bay from Chinese sellers. The last one cost $140 USD postpaid. This is an example Lightweight High-Strength Diving Backplate...
Put a post on spearboard looking for a buddy. JBL or Riffe will get you started. Buy used but you will need new bands on a used gun.
You can also try to find a local club or others buddies in local scuba shop bulletin boards.
I bought this watch somewhere in about 1980.
http://www.amazon.com/Casio-casual-black-resin-digital/dp/B000J34HN4/ref=sr_1_58?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1458700322&sr=1-58&nodeID=7147441011&refinements=p_4:Casio
It finally died a month ago. I bought the exact same watch again at Walmart. I wanted a...
Your manual should have a Dive Planning Mode where you can enter proposed depth and proposed surface interval.
The great thing about computers is that it will automatically calculate that for you. Better yet it calculates deco at every foot several times a second where a table only factors for...
Most liveaboard dive boats require a computer.They are far safer.
Dive Computers VS. Tables | SDI | TDI | ERDI
Mosquito uses RGBM
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/sut/unwt/2010/00000029/00000002/art00002?crawler=true
Both are excellent but I'd go with a XTX50. Same performance, less bling, less money.
http://www.atomicaquatics.com/reviews_PDF/July07Regs.pdf
Declassified: the world's deepest diver
Thats not to suggest that the scubapro MK17 couldn't do the same dive. All the apeks above the xtx50 DST,DS4...
Cleaning Nasal Passages With Salt Water
Just keep trying but don't force the issue. If its getting better already, it should clear up but forcing the issue for one days diving isn't worth serious injury. Spend some time in the pool(middle of the key) and get your head under water a bit. Just...
I've used a knife about once every 150 dives. Usually to cut fishing line or anchor lines. IMO the cheap titanium knives on e-bay, bought used, or the one in the earlier post for $25 can't be beat.
In theory titanium doesn't hold an edge like specialty steels but it will hold a edge sharper...
Spearfishing Solutions
Contact these guys. The website makes it look lie wholesale only but they are retail. You need to go to a specialty spearfishing shop.
Or these guys: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/members/mako-spearguns-135224.html
Oh ok!
Started with this: USN Dive Tables
Then made a huge leap with this: BENDOpicturePAGE
Most dive computers made in the last 10 years are much better.
I think you're asking the wrong question if you're looking to buy your first computer. Perhaps it should be "What would you recommend as a good/the best first computer for someone starting out????
The first answer is a good one.
"Oceanic Veo 2.
Would get it again as a first computer. Single...
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