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The new watch, the series 2 is supposed to be water resistant to 50m. So if it can withstand continual pressure, it should be okay. Though as you said the battery would be a huge issue. The pressure sensor could be in a tank pressure transmitter. If the connection was doable. That's why I was...

So, how long before someone figures out a tank pressure transmitter for the new Apple Watch that makes it a full on dive computer?

Resurrecting an old thread. Who is the best to send a D400 for service, currently?

Hi folks, I was wondering if anyone could point me to somewhere that I could rent one of the poseidon regs. Either a Cyklon (5000 or metal) or an Xstream. Now, here is the REALLY fun part. I am hoping to find somewhere that will rent over the mail. If this doesn't exist, then it needs to. Some...

I would like to officially apologize for bringing up haggis, those responsible shall now be sacked...

Haggis is Scottish, its the stomach of a sheep stuffed with organs, herbs, etc, then boiled.. to put it mildly its pretty nasty...LOL you seriously do not want anyone to bring any...LOL as for food I will bring boring stuff, veggies and dip, I am not a drinker, so I will also bring some soda...

Back in the area again, so I will come, I can bring anything, any suggestions? The strippers and jello shots are taken care of, so maybe haggis? MissD can you pm me your address :)

Well OF COURSE you aren't rich, anymore... you dive...

lime green and purple fins... heck that almost makes anyone who SEES you a dork diver too.

I love mine, best mask I have ever used for fit and feel. If my Hydroptix would fit like this it would be the perfect mask, oh well.

here endeth the lesson

just like a dork, you brought a snorkel to a tank fight....

I am going on the Juliet tomorrow and will be back in a week, when I get back I will let you know how she is. As for nondivers, well she could always get certified on the cruise if she wanted, and I am sure if she likes to lay out and just snorkel some it would be fine. Depends on the person...

its certainly a beautiful 2nd stage.

The scop patches, at least for me, work really well. I don't get sick on large liveaboards anyway and for most people once you are on for a full day it goes away. Aside from the Scopalamine Patches which are prescription, again this is for me only, I have found that sea bands work well. You...

an 18" hose for the inflator would be nice, since I use the DSS short hose inflator. 4" is a lot of hose to have extra. And maybe have blue in the longer lengths, for the reg hoses.

I use a Mk10 with a D400 and just love it. The combo, IMHO, is just as good as anything ever made, so yes you can use and will not have problems. If you are concerned with the chilly temps just have the environmental seal used. (the chamber is filled with Christolube I believe it is called.)

I just have to say wow. Phil is going over and above the call on this one. So far he has been incredibly friendly and helpful. Its so wonderful to see customer service like this. It is people like Phil (and I have to add Joe from Scubatoys) who are really the reasons LDS's have problems, great...

oh man, one day off....lol If they came in Thursday I could take them on my trip, oh well. No biggie, just have to try them when I get back. Can't wait to read all the impressions from next week. Dive safe everyone :)

oh oh oh 5 days and I am on the juilet, okay more like 6 but I have to do something to make it seem sooner..lol I think there are still spots open for next week....