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It will also depend upon your exposure suit and what size cylinder you are using.

Sharks, no sharks round here. Crocs ate all the sharks

PADI is generally more well known worldwide although the BSAC recognition is growing.

I was there too - Vis was better on thursday - 15m in the shallows

Personaly i found exhaling fully after each inhalation during a dive prevented the headaches.

Hi there, from the UK myself. Welcome to :sblogo:

This was mine too, when i first began diving I sufferes with CO2 retention headaches. Sorted my breathing out, now no more headaches

I got pulled over by the police yesterday... The officer was very polite and asked if 'everything was ok', "Sure" i said "why do you ask" "Because your wife fell out of your vehicle 3 miles back" "Thank god for that" I say "I thought Id gone deaf!!"

Its an 'Urban Myth' We have the same story in the UK only involving European planes (tornado)

Ive had valves 'Jam' ( for want of a better word) shut. Kitting up on a pontoon I turn my air on whilst the tanks are on my back, kind of tells my arms they can reach them. On occasion they have been too 'closed' to open. Therefore as I have found there is a possibility of jamming, all be it in...

As phantomrfa said, the Southern Uk is quite large, could you narrow it down a bit?

Ah that brings back memories!! The entrance to the cenote really belies the beauty within. Chak Mool has got some really awesome haloclines as well

Properly adjusted you wont even know its there. (Unless you get the inverted studded variety;))

Thats because its spelt TULUM

Or this one: HERE and HERE

Try this thread for detail info: Thread or this thread HERE and this one HERE

Sounds like it... In my limited experience I think you might be equalising too hard. You dont need to hear a pop!! Can someone post a link to the video on Equalizing. Thanks

That depends which Cenotes you dive! The ones with the Haloclines are a mix of Fresh water and Salt water.

Ill preach the tooth paste method again. Bought another mask on Saturday, an oceanic Low Profile Shadow. Plastered it with Toothpaste and left for 24hrs. Now clean and no fogging. I dont know how you guys dont get these results, thats 3 masks ive done the same way and never had a fogging issue.

You could always go the Gaiter route to prevent air migration to the feet. Halcyon or Oxycheq make some good ones.