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2005 UKRS Brighton trips17 Aug 2004 18:12 GMT1
I have booked a couple of dates for trips next year out of Brighton.
Details are either on Jasons site or
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/daniel.taylor6/Brighton2005.html
Daniel
best outfit in Sharm!17 Aug 2004 13:14 GMT3
Sorry! For some reason I couldnt post a follow up so trying to add one
now.
Have only been to Sharm once and then I went with Emperor so here's my
two penny worth!
Icebreakers 200517 Aug 2004 12:54 GMT15
Page now up
http://www.penguin-programming.co.uk/Icebreakers2005.html
DaveA
OT: But you lot will know...17 Aug 2004 12:44 GMT5
What are the procedures for the sounding of fog-horns?
It is remarkably foggy outside and there are occasional fog-horn blasts.
They seem to be about half an hour or so apart and a few long blasts in a
row...
Best dive operator in Sharm17 Aug 2004 07:57 GMT11
OK - let's have some candid views on some of the larger day-dive operators.
Any views? Looking for:
- Overall professionalism
- Standard of boats, dive platforms, food, etc.
Training Drills?16 Aug 2004 17:20 GMT2
If you want to make a training dive in say, an inland quarry (between 2
AOW/sports divers) and wanted to practice various drills, what drills would
you cover, and in what order.?
Robin Hood Watersports Diving courses16 Aug 2004 16:27 GMT1
I'm looking at doing the BSAC Ocean diver course at RoHo. Has anyone had any
experience good or bad with the school?
Cheers,
Jeff
Lifts14 Aug 2004 23:57 GMT6
www.baymarine.co.uk
Now that's what I call a lift.
And in Falmouth as well.....
Pete S.
Water resistant watches14 Aug 2004 15:00 GMT20
I've complained before about watch company meters when it
comes to depths and I'm pleased to say my new watch (the
last one went mad) is a bit better.
The manual lists 5 grades
OT: How's it going Lee?14 Aug 2004 02:08 GMT1
Lee,
Never having been in anything like what's hitting there
hope all's OK. Pictures are spectacular though ( I doubt you'll agree)
DaveA
Anybody else curious?13 Aug 2004 19:41 GMT6
Ok,
So who had the spare cash?
http://www.ships-for-sale.com/aircraft_carrier.htm
DaveA
Choosing a first regulator13 Aug 2004 11:32 GMT19
I am keen to buy a regulator etc, as I have done a number of dives
now, and love it!
I am trying to get my head around the great variety on offer -
prices/quality etc, and have sort of settled on either a Scubapro MK25
Malta Dive Permit & Medical - No Longer Required13 Aug 2004 09:27 GMT10
Just a snippet of info for anybody that is interested.
Since Malta joined the EU in May, there is no longer a requirement for
a dive permit or medical to dive in Malta.  All you have to do now is
show your qualifications and fill in a self cert form.
Diving with Handheld GPS & VHF Radio - Red Sea Debacle at the weekend13 Aug 2004 02:40 GMT2
Would it be possible to dive with a both handheld VHF radio and GPS,
protected by those waterproof plastic packet things that you can buy -
i.e. would they survive the depth/water pressure?
And would this have helped the diver who were mislaid at the weekend?
Some pictures12 Aug 2004 14:09 GMT2
I have put some new images from two wrecks in Kirkenes, Norway at my site
www.ahomaki.net/wrecks/norway.
Some macro shots from the same location to follow whenever I get the time...
Share and enjoy,
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