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I have Suunto D9 with wireless AI. I've dived about 70 times without a single loss of pairing. I usually review my dive logs on my laptop and there have been no missing gaps of info (it takes 10 sec samples). I've used strobes and other lighting systems without issue. I've also dived in metal...

Greetings. I'm not new to diving although far from a master. However, I am very new to underwater photography, and I'm new to photography in general. I just bought my first DSLR and all my other cameras prior to this were point and shoots. I picked up a Canon T2i (18-55mm zoom) with Ikelite...

Y'all realize this is a joke thread, right?

Interesting.... I downloaded it and installed it in a VM. The first issue I have is that it makes an outbound SMTP connection after a successful installation. It's considered bad etiquette if not outright malicious for software to perform unexpected network connections sending who knows...

Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) are fairly common conditions and thus urine would not be sterile even while in the body. Urine also picks up bacteria as it leaves the body, and this is more true for women and uncircumcised men. Sterile urine or not, I don't use the rinse bucket for...

As already posted several times nobody here can give an answer for two reasons. No examination and we're not doctors. Even a doc diving these boards would probably be unable to diagnose you since that person would need an examination. I always have a problem equalizing my right ear. I did...

August 21 & 22, 2010 Lake Amistad Air Temp: 100f Surface Temp: 85f Depth Temp: 80f @ 30ffw, 75 @ 90ffw Vis: 5' @ 45ffw, 15' @ 50+ffw Thermocline: ~45ffw Lake Level: 1117'msl = 1.5' high I went diving with some folks from the San Antonio Scuba Divers club out to Lake Amistad this past...

I thought there was a check box during download to remove the logs from the PDC, but I might be confusing that with another PDC I use. You might want to check. I know for sure you can reset the DiveHis with the SDM.

Does the depth gauge work properly and only provide false readings in the dive log? @gogotsu. If so, sounds like a software issue rather than hardware. It is a small computer. As with any computer, I would suggest rebooting it as a first step which means removing and reinserting the battery...

I don't know where to buy one but please see my previous reply to this question on this thread. There's probably not a valuable reason to get one. http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/4763973-post20.html

The back is conventionally threaded where counterclockwise will remove it and clockwise will tighten it. I also suggest marking the back with a marker or similar so that you have a gauge when replacing the back to know that it is seated to an appropriate depth. What kind of tool are you using...

The battery I replaced and the one I replaced it with had the "hat" profile with the base more narrow than the top. The reports are that some of those batteries without the narrowed base don't allow the battery to seat low enough for the back to screw into the appropriate depth. The danger...

I didn't have anything useful to add to this incredible story but have subscribed to this thread and read the updates from the beginning. Thanks to Aquahound and everyone else who helped and encouraged. Hmm... So the Lost series is over and so is this thread. Where will I get my fix for a...

I own the 1200HD and recommend against it. The battery life is unacceptable. If you're shooting with a flash it won't last through a full dive never mind a 2 tank dive. Using the built-in flash is necessary even with the use of an external probe since it requires the on-board to fire as a...

I read your DIY on the weights, and you did a good job. I do strongly suggest buying the ready made nylon bags made specifically for this instead of plastic storage bags. It's good to see people contributing. However, I feel like I'm missing something. You can buy new soft weights...

Is this a perhaps a hasty misinterpretation of my giving thanks for the link? I thanked the poster for the link and mentioned that I did attempt to do a search without fruit before posting here. I did in fact follow and read the link. That's why I gave him "thanks" and didn't ask anymore...

Thanks. I did a search and didn't find a post.

Like this.

Interesting... We were expressly forbidden to swim in parallel to another. We were required to swim in a line or staggered at most.

I find that dropping the primary with the "over the shoulder" rig sometimes results in the reg falling behind also. That's why they teach the "lean and sweep" and "reach" technique. It does sometimes fall on the chest, mostly when on the surface. The longer hose does make it more...