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Useless because it is redundant? I like the redundancy, though.

I am considering buying the H20ddyssey extra air system. Here is a link to it. http://www.scubatoys.com/store/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=h2odyssey I like it because it's a spair air system and has the hoseless regulator included. The 13 cubic foot model fits into a zeagle accessory for the Ranger...

I'm am by no means an expert here, but I believe that the environmental seal also protects against sediment and other contaminants.

I agree with robin, the site is cool, thanks :D, but some more information on what I would be purchasing would be helpful.

I'm will be doing some biological data collection on the reefs in Fiji, and I will probably be in close contact with things that are pretty darn vicious. Any type of extra protection would be nice. :huh:

Anyone know of a book that has specs on these creatures. Like is there antivenom for a sea krait bite, and are there any methods to cure the pain from a lionfish sting or a crown of thorns starfish sting? For example, in San Diego, where I surfed for a few years, if we were attacked by a...

I'm looking for recommendations on books about the sea life in Fiji. I am a scientific type of guy, and I will be doing some volunteer biological work in Fiji. I want to find some good reading and reference material such as fish identification books (with descriptions on behavior, etc, would...

Hello, Does anyone know about a pair of gloves that provide protection from creatures with teeth, like a barracuda? I know there are some lobster diving gloves, and they might sound promising. I think, though, that lobster pinches might not be as brutal as barracuda teeth. Also, something I...

check out this post. http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=140441

Thanks for the safety concerns, guys. Yes I will have a compressor available. Sorry for making it sound so drastic. I am going to work with the Peace Corps. They will provide everything I need. I just need to bring my own equipment, because it is really expensive in that region. And I will...

Here it is: Zeagle Ranger BC Sherwood Maximus Regulator Probably one of the discontinued Aeris Atmos Pro Regulators as back up Zeagle Envoy Octo Oceanic Max Depth Analog Guage Apollog Bio Fin with C-strap Suunto Gekko wrist computer My situation is living in Fiji for two years in a remote...

I believe Aeris was founded based on their computers. So I just assumed they were probably the best and most reliable in the industry. Now, however, I seem to be reading alot about Suunto computers. Any opinon here as to which computers are the most reliable, user friendly, best algorithms...

If a computer doesn't integrate your current tank pressure into the algorithm, then what exactly does it do?

I'm looking for my first dive computer. I don't need anything fancy, just something that uses safe algorithms, is reliable, and very sturdy. Nitrox compatibility would be nice, but it's not something I know anything about yet. If you have any suggestions please let me know. Thanks a bunch.

no, I'm trying to take a class on it, though.

Definitely Damselfish, I'll have everything inspected long before I leave.

Join the Peace Corps namabiru. That's what I'm doing. It's not as chuck it all as you probably think. It is a hell of a thing to do, though. Bottom line, I'm not doing it as an escape, or using it as a time to reflect, or any of the reasons that might have become stereotypical here in...

You're quite the addict Sparticle! Is that a nitrox tank, or just the angle?

Am I getting this right, that leisurepro just offers a non-factory warranty, but the same equipment? Nothing used, defective, etc? The equipment is more or less the same as what I would get from the manufacturer itself, right? This is fine by me for my situation. I'm going to be in a remote...

Wow... I feel like an idiot! Sorry about the clutter.