Northwest Dive Club

I have had absolutely excellent service and fast response times from the DAN equipment insurance. Over the past 10 years I have had two claims. In both cases I had my check in hand within 2 weeks of submitting the requested documentation. https://www.h2oinsurance.com I'm a bad person and haven't re...

I just switched to a used rEvo III hybrid partially because I just really got over dealing with twin 130s or LP 104s. My plantar fascia have never been the same. Not just the diving, the lugging in and out of cars/trucks/boats/fill shops, VIPing them, etc. The other reason I switched is purely about...

at BatterySpace you might find a replacement circuit board, which is probably all that LM will do as well That would require even more soldering that she said she doesn't want to do. Borg Queen... I wonder if you went over to Dive Extras and batted your eyelashes and played the helpless damsel... :...

I would agree with rcontrera. It doesn't matter that there will be some great dive sites with great dive operators at your destinations. It's all about the logistics of getting there and back on time.

Thanks for the info! I think viz might be getting a break especially with cloudy skies.

Mortuus wrote:Yup. About 2ft of murky vis in the lake when I was there 2 days ago.

Wasn't that due to a silt-out?

Furnari wrote:Yeah, they're pretty neat to watch but they do weird a guy out a little...

They're the main reason to wear a hood. I wouldn't want those things boring into my ears and EATING MY BRAIN.

Joshua Smith wrote:more info HERE.

Free Magnus at the bottom of the wall! Let's go!

You guys crack me up. We had a hazy 15 or more on North Wall yesterday morning, but viz had gone down (and the current had come up) by the time we did Zees. It was still better than it's been in C2, though! Good to know! I heard The Lake (Washington) sucks too. Oh well. Luckily I have plenty of gea...

cofford wrote:Lake Crescent: Great down to 150' or so, then reduces with depth to about 10' at 260.

Dusty2 wrote:I'm sure the deceased did not plan on becoming pollution in the ocean that they obviously loved.

Well said!

I have bigger problems with the inlet getting sticky. I wish they wouldn't put the hex key under the sticker and that stupid monster nut is really hard to get hold of. DMX has a thread about that too. I unscrewed the lp hose connection and put 4-5 drops of seal saver in there and worked it in with ...

Don't forget that you will also probably feel colder, sooner on a scooter dive.

A buddy of mine is looking to trade his 95s for some 130s. If there's any intrest, I'll get you details (born on, hyrdo, exact specs of cylinders/bands/manifold.) Or, if you just want to buy the 95s he's looking for $600.

-Dennis

Awesome footage! Thanks!

< 5 ft above about 20 ft.10 ft viz 20-50 fsw, opening up to 20+ below 60 this morning at Muk Lighthouse. Did not get kicked out of The Knot for being underage

Scooters are kind of like breathing gas: If you're worried about capacity, pushing the limits, you already need a bigger (battery) one. That was my philosophy. Now I eat ramen for dinner.

Sorry to hear it! Looks pretty gangsta. In a good way.

Sounds great!

BASSMAN wrote:Nice Shack, great sign and also a great signature line, Jeff!

Are your long johns hiked up over your t-shirt or are you just happy to see me?

Jeff Pack wrote:

diverden wrote:1.9 meters is not very good range.

Miles, you metric douchewaffle...

You said meters 3 words previous! Make up your mind, man!

1.9 meters is not very good range.

I took a bunch of flights with my 35 W - 20 Ah pack. It draws a lot of attention, especially if I leave it crammed in a bag with a bunch of other gear (regs, dive computers, etc.) "You should really take that out of the bag next time." So, after that, I regularly took it out of my bag and ...

Appears that you could also call it: 10FPM after the half depth.

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