Northwest Dive Club

Me and a buddy (Kevin) are planning to be there for the 6:00 splash.

I tend to not bother with Skyline in the winter due to the long drive and the high probability of fresh water Skagit dump messing up the dive. It's sure a nice dive on a decent day but it certainly can be lousy with crap viz and current. You will be happy to know that your assessment about diving S...

Grateful Diver wrote:We began our dive at 11:20, so I'd put us at the point between around 11:40 and 12:10 ... ending the dive at 12:30 ...

About an hour before the predicted slack before flood at Admiralty Inlet (1242). Thanks

Bob, great report. Can you tell us what time you were out at the point of the jetty; I would like to note the difference between the predicted slack and the time you were there.

January 26, 2013 at 2:44 PM: I did my first Skyline Wall dive yesterday. I talked with Kelly at Anacortes Dive and Supply before the dive and she said the same thing; too small of an exchange and the current might not change directions. We started our descent early, 37 minutes prior to the slack bef...

Late last winter there was a CLUB DIVE at Mukilteo and we had a blast....let's do it again Saturday, Feb 23, 2013!! 8:00AM T-Dock dive...see the geodome, the man, the boat, whatever fits your ability. 11:00AM Mukilteo Clay Walls...see the clay walls, gunnels, etc! Rumor has it Calvin is working on ...

Norris wrote:

johndo88 wrote:Okay, I'm new here. Where is the MMM dive at?

http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php ... 14#p199258

Thanks.

Okay, I'm new here. Where is the MMM dive at?

HA! I was noodling on this three-letter acronym all day yesterday. On my way home from work, I thought I had figured it out; Lighthouse Diving Supply. Only that’s not their name, it’s Lighthouse Diving Center. Local Dive Shop makes much more sense.

Thursdays are not an option for me. I volunteer with my local fire department and Thursday is drill night. Weekends are open though.

>> props to the LDS for giving you back ups.
By LDS you mean Underwater Sports Seattle (which is the shop that provided me with the gauge set)?

On my 32nd open water dive with the Cobalt, it flooded. It was working fine on shore and during our surface swim. On descent, I did not watch the gauge (I have one hand on my nose and the other on the dry suit inflator). When we hit bottom at 53 feet (as measured with my wife's Cobalt), mine was dar...

Funny thing happened with my Atomic Cobalt computer on New Year's Eve; it didn't roll over to 2013. Okay, not exactly a Y2K bug, more like a Y2.013K bug.

I called Atomic Aquatics, they will be working on a firmware fix. No ETA given.

You guys were right, it really was like falling off a bike. My wife (Lynne) and I did our first open water dive after being out for over 21 years. We both were amazed at how easy it seemed. Granted, we both have spent a couple of months working out in the pool, and we've done 3 pool dives getting fa...

Hello all. My name is John. I was first certified in 1975 in Lynnwood (Aquarius as I recall). Back then, steel tanks were out, aluminum was in, we didn't use computers, you just had to memorize the tables, and it was two years before NOAA started considering the use of nitrox for SCUBA. My, how thin...