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BTW concrete backer would be great but expensive, my suggestion is 1/4" over what you have now, screwed and glued down (pl400 works well for this). I've not had any experiance with houses on stiltes, but assume frost heaving isn't a problem for you down south like it is here. :eyebrow:

1" base of sound wood is recommended, no particle board or chip board of any kind as they will absorb the water in the mortar and swell, screw it down well into the floor joists and you will never have a problem. I know people that have used ¾” and haven’t had any problems, but have also seen...

I use a 19cf with a strap mount quick release, short SPG with a quality first and second; it's tight to the BC on the right side. Dumpable weight to counter in the left side of the BC, none on the right to free up pocket space, the rest is on my hips to balance the rig. My primary is on a 5ft...

I saw that show. Twas sicking watching how it all takes place. Got my vote for sure... http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/400108473

http://www.avast.com/eng/download.html I've been using avast for a few years now and haven't had any problems. I'm sure there are a few different ones out there but watch what you d/l. I'm sure others will pipe in with suggestions also. :coffee:

I dive in waters that are high thirties to the mid forties and suffer greatly. As an alternative under garment I was thinking a thin wet suit. I have a very old shortie that is loose fitting, so I tried it on with cotton shirt and shorts underneath and it was a comfortable fit. Has anyone tried...

"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice: Pull down your pants and slide on the ice." - Dr. Sidney Freedman, M*A*S*H Love that line :rofl3: Wax your zipper, your zipper is your friend!!! I wax my legs "err never mind" Zipper after each days diving. I'm lost to the fact that some...

I did Jesse Island as my final checkout dive in feb 06. Entry into dive log went something like this. All good with gear, amazing life and color, will never dive wet again. Brrr it was cold. On our way to Jesse, just out from the dock there is a old tugboat they sank called the rivtow lion...

I bought one for my first reg and have nothing but good things to say about them. 2 year service, great in cold water(not that it's a worry for you down south), it breathes very well and I haven't had any free flows. I've since bought another mares reg for my pony bottle, I haven't had it at any...

Who said size doesn't matter? huh? who was it? Plus it helps to keep air out of my right leg. I also carry shears on my BC. Was this the white handle someone was looking for?

I'm watching the local news now and didn't hear anything about the scuba accident, the rest was reported thou. There seems to be very little info about this. Has anyone heard anything?

Hi Pete. I figured there would be no easy answer, kinda hoping there might be a solution to assist me until I get my SAC rate down and breathing in a zen state.:eyebrow: I will try it, just thinking about the few times I've lost air around the skirt and I seem to remember a rushing slurpy...

Hello all. I hope this isn't too noobie of a question, but was hoping to get some of your insights on purge valves. As soon as I put on a mask I find my breathing laboured or restricted because I can't breath through my nose. Couple that with a drysuit and hood and sometimes my...