Northwest Dive Club

So I'm in the market for a nw BDC, I hear everyone raving about backplates and wings. I have looked at a few and like the backplate idea as my tank flops from one side to the other now and then. I have a dui weight harness that I like but also like the weight intergated convenience. Currently I use ...

That is my favorite tide app I have been using it for about 2 years now.

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you get your questions answered.

Point on the other.

I'm diving there this afternoon, I'll keep an eye out for it.

We were doing a night dive at Redondo last night about 7:15, so I can say at least I was diving during a warning!

I"m full of crap and I know it, don't need someone to tell me that! Can I get one fin of each color?

SWWEEEEETTTTTTTI don't see a hole or any way to attach a lanyard to it? Otherwise it looks sweet!

Fins? And maybe that thing that holds the dealybobber in place.

I am still working on the weight with my drysuit, my first dive was with 38 pounds. Apollo drysuit, steel 90, sweats and a 4 pound light. It was a bit much, next dive, 34 pounds, better but a touch light. Next dive will be 36 pounds, I'm 6 foot 225 pounds. Hope this helps.

Two weeks ago after a dive, a lady came up to me because her boyfriend had lost his 32 lb belt. I don't have her card anymore.

Yesterday I was at the Dome from 7am to 6:45pm, my wife and I got to watch and pay our respects for the entire service. Very moving.

I saw this video over on the scuba Toys forum. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W30cufYc_ZI

I forgot about the Narrows Marina. There is a ramp located in Cedrona cove but it is tide dependent.

Lets see, Gig harbor comes to mind, but if you really want, there is a dirt ramp just past the Fox Island bridge on your right hand side. I know of a few others if you need one PM me and we can talk.

Has anybody used or bought the Bio-filter and/or moisture wick system from Apollo? The sales pitch make sense however it is a sales pitch.

"Log your dives and record how much weight you carry." I've seen too many new divers overweighted and near drowning on the surface, or underweighted and unable to dive. All because they can't remember how much weight they carried on the last dive. Yes I second this one. My dive log is sti...

I did a search on this and came up short. I'm very new to diving and spend a great deal of time (to much) researching things. My buddy has his own gear and most people I talk to seem to have Din setups, not Yokes. But the shop rents yokes, I have not asked if they rent Dins however. Is this a person...

Ok, oh well the depth works at least. I can pull it out and put the Matrix in there. I was given 2 and put new batterys in them and they both work!

I got lucky and was given about 30 pounds of soft weight. I just need a few more and I'm set. Now to find a harness.

I was given an older US Divers depth gauge, it works fine but it has an led strip on it in the lower half. Above that it says bottom time and surface time. Does anyone know where I can find a manual for it? I looked all over there web site and got the manual for my Matrex but not this one.

Good points, I feel better now. I am going to go with the DUI weIght harness as the belt kills my hips as I walk. Then the rest in my BC.
Thanks,
Chris.

Do you carry your weight in your BC or belt or a combo of the two? Just looking for some insite here.

On my OW dive cert we had a seal swim by right in front of us. I kind of got used to expecting to see at least one every time I go diving now! My instructor was screaming I thought, what's up it's just a freaking seal! I guess they don't hang around sunnyside much.

Sorry double post.