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Uwatec Aladin Air Z o2 Scuba computer for sale. Battery just replaced in computer and has 98% life remaining. The entire transmitter was replaced and has new batteries. Wrist strap just replaced as well. Computer's battery replacement is covered for life for me and may be transferable to new...

also a firefighter here. I am a drug/alcohol rehab counselor as well. parents putting children in danger is something I see EVERY day. whether it is parents drinking with their kids because "at least they are at home where they can see them" or parents taking untrained children diving, it is...

customer service seems to be a rare quality these days. if you find a shop with good service, stick with them. I'm usually willing to pay a little more if I know I can depend on them and can get good service when I really need it. plus, I hate giving money to people who really don't care if...

i go off on people when they leave hats on beds. bad, bad juju. wonder if it is worse on boats? I divorced my first, third, and fourth wives because they sat my hat on the bed. that caused the relationships bad luck. or maybe because i thought their beliefs were ignorant and refused to...

they teach vertical for a few reasons. ascents, they teach you to have a hand raised above your head while rotating to 1. keep from bumping your head on overhead objects such as a boat and 2. to see what is around you. descent, vertical so you don't sink like a rock, you can use your...

i like that... your coastlines and reefs... no one said there are no man made oil spills. just the danger is no where near as high as they are made out to be by WHACKOS! and mr. frankenberry, how do you propose we resolve the oil crisis? just curious.

star wars convention or star trek?

since you got an error message and couldn't read the article from geology.com, I copied and pasted below: "Oil enters the marine environment from human activity and natural seeps. A National Academy of Science study recently estimated that about 47 percent of the oil entering the marine...

welcome and have fun. trust me there is plenty of of scuba talk (as well as talk about other subjects)

bristol? great nascar loc! welcome to the board. some good size cats in that lake! have fun!

welcome. you should be able to find plenty of people to dive in your area. check out the geographic clubs on here. plenty of great people.

welcome to the board. you will find many opinions on your topics that will help you determine whats best for yourself. have fun and enjoy the board. glad you're here!

welcome joe! any good finds you want to share? I had a whites detector but had to get rid of it. I am getting another one soon though, i hope. never found much. some rings, watches and common lost items on beaches. can't wait to get underwater with one!

welcome. soon you will have stories of your own!

well, thanks for doing your part of being nice to new members. I shuld too, but for no good reason, I don't. I'll work on that part. welcome to the board, by the way. thanks, part of my "Grow Your Own SCUBA Buddy" program. just got back from just outside of mexico city on business...

my computer allows adding notes to each dive so I have an electronic log that is printable, but that is once I get home. putting the dive in a hand written log has a few advantages. it gives you a chance to reflect on your dive and analyze it because you are having to recount the events...

what happened to this forum? it used to have a lot of traffic. I leave the country and come back and it's like I am the last dork on Earth. does anyone else get on here and check everyday for dork posts? guess I'm one of the last in a dying breed. that sucks. come on dorks, what has you all...

gas will also start affecting scuba in other ways like price of scuba equipment. trucks and jets deliver our products from manufacturer to seller and then to us, so prices have started rising already. I spend almost $20 a day just to be able to work. Luckily I sold my ford f-250 diesel cause...

wow, what a fuss over a banana. as far as a skipper "demanding" things... a skipper also DEMANDS a max depth that must not be passed. do i think it is reasonable for a skipper to give the ok to a person who dove 120' but sit someone out who hit 121'? no, but thats the rules. in his mind...

insanity defined: repeating the same actions and expecting a different outcome. we must do something. as I said WAY back in the beginning, drilling would be a start (just as others have said). I also said that drilling was not where we should stop. I also said that we should invest in all...