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Ive been looking round the shops, and ive found a 5mm semi dry 3 one long full body suit a shorty and a hood that works with both, the shorty can be used on its own or over the main suit, anyone know if this is warm enough for england and cool enough for warmer waters?

Thx for youre advice guys, i think im gonno go with what s7595 says, ive never dived above 24c and for warm i meant 17c. i suppose its subjective statement. anyway, thank you all for youre advice Regards David

Thx mike, i have infact tried diving in england, and i really enjoyed it, but id rather get a wet suit, that i can use more widely as far as i know, it can get pretty hot in places with dry suits on. There aren't many turn up and dive schools in the uk, they tend to be mainly, you have to be...

id have to be worf shoot first, ask questions later "prepare for ramming speed" "perhaps today is a good day for someone else to die"

hi guys and girls! Due to being a poor student i have to save up for quite a while before buying kit. :( Ive got my own "personal items" fins mask knife watch computer torch slate. Its now the time for me to think about what to buy next :) i have £500 possibly a bit more as a budget, and was...

hey guys and girls, im thinking about getting a tattoo, but im really not sure about it, ive talked to my parents about it, and they didnt :bomb: for once, and we managed to have a frank discussion about it, in the end i was told it was up to me. anyway :offtopic: i wondered if anyone out there...

Thats the reason most dive boats have in out checklists. Im glad the guy made it.

Hi richard, im also from london, although im a bit of a www (warm water wimp) keep us posted with how youre getting on, Regards Dave

Wow, great picture

i dont know about that model in specific, but ive never had any problem with my Oceanic Xtc, i would agree with charile that you might wish too look at a computer which features nitrox capabilities if you think at some point you might wish to dive EANx

looks like rick beat me to the post :)

The reason, its not a good idea to fly AFTER a dive, is that any nitrogen bubbles in youre blood stream can expand due to the smaller pressure at altitude causing blockages to arteries and many over problems As far as anyone can tell there are no physiological reasons not to fly as soon as...

ps, from how you tell it, the people at that lds, dont sound to friendly, if thats youre opinion you may want to shop around for a more welcoming, lds

it was my understanding that 225 thats 68.18 metres, is actually to deep for air as the partial pressure of oxygen is greater than 1.4 and therefore there is a high risk of oxygen toxicity. Enough on the technical side, 100ft 30m sounds about right for a checkout dive on a deep diver...

Bee sting, Wasp sting? anaphalactic shock a possible cause for the convulsion?

If the casualty is in a life threatening position (could deteriorate while uncompanied) as this patiend clearly could, i would say you have to risk the move, even with the possibility of spinal injuries, you do what you can to imobilise the casualty, but its gotta take hind seat to making sure...

on the subject of nautical measurement, how long is a fathom?

Ive got no complaints about padi as an organisation, but im a padi diver, and my opinion is biased. They get my cards to me on time, theyve got realistic requirements to do courses, and maybe i find it easier to pay for my courses on holiday. For me padi is the best Diving organisation. Ive only...

Hi from London hollatay cya around i hope