scubaPRken asked:

Strong, light-weight protective travel cases. Video by Ken English. Blogtalkradioguy.com.

ghamlyn asked:

Demonstration of neutral boyancy, detaching and re-attaching a side-slung deco cylinder, regulator swap, switching to deco gas, deployment of an SMB & twin-set shut-down procedures.

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Dino M asked:


Can anyone tell me where do I get a replacement compass for this old yet outstanding Suunto dive computer?
The liquid in mine has turned all murky. I don’t want a wrist option I really want to get the add compass for this Suunto model.

Thanks,

Tonynz asked:

This is a demonstration of how the logbook function works on a Suunto Core. The log was me snowboarding in Switzerland, 2008

Help me asked:


I have a 80gig hard dive on my laptop and i just got done uninstalling all of my games and unused software which was about 20gigs off of my computer but for some reason when i go to My Computer and right click on the hard dive it still shows half of the hard dive is used up and i removed almost every thing and i even did disk defrag i don’t under stand my hard dive should be at 20gigs but its not.Please help!!!
I did a virus scan on safe mode with AVG and it came up clean i also emptied my recycling bin.My System Restore doesn’t work so i cant use that.

working guy asked:


I know it is a unit of pressure measurement, but so is a milibar for the weather on tv. A “bar” in diving cannot possibly be one milibar (I think) so what exactly is it please?

triathlonszene asked:

Das Modell “T6″ des finnischen Hersteller Suunto ist eine Pulsuhr, erweitert um eine Geschwindigkeits- und Streckenmessung. Dadurch kann die Uhr jederzeit die aktuelle Laufgeschwindigkeit und die bereits zurückgelegte Strecke anzeigen. Johannes Rosenberger hat sie einige Wochen auf Herz und Nieren getestet. Hier sind seine Erfahrungen aus der Trainingspraxis.

CHH asked:


He lives in Maine. Likes his alone time. Likes to play on his computer. Likes to Scuba Dive. Is single. Has 2 dogs. Every year I ask him what he wants and he says nothing (and no amount of prodding will get information). Then he complains about the gift even if it’s a gift card….I am at total loss and want to get him a great gift ’cause I love my big brother.

lachicadecafe asked:


It seems that scuba divers are divided on this issue. On one hand, they say (I can’t speak from experience) that it’s necessary to have one in order to do a surface swim in rough waters, or to conserve airwhile surface swimming in calm waters.
On the other hand, I’ve met some instructors who never wear it except when teaching class because they claim that they’ve never used it, apart from certification dives, not even in the conditions described above.
My person feeling is that I hate the thing; it’s uncomfortable, no matter how much I try to adjust it or what type of holder I use to hold to my mask, it whacks me in the head or gets in my way. Plus, the quarries here in the midwest are not exactly rough waters, and if I have to surface swim, I can do it easier by swimming on my back.
So, fellow divers, what’s your take on this?
Thanks!
If you’re not a SCUBA diver, then please don’t respond… you don’t know what I’m talking about.
Thanks, bob, that’s the kind of info I need… from somebody who knows what they’re talking about!

FaFaFlaFla asked:

Amazing scuba diving adventure in Sipadan Island, Malaysia. Shot and edited by LKWID.