buddy team

re:Question: Split-fin in strong current
In category Locations
Written by Jaydon

At last i'm going to linearly buy a pare of "apollo bio pro" split fins but this morning 1 of my friend told me whitch split fins could not be used in current because they would not generate enough propellant, is that true?
He suggested me to go for paddle fins , I would like to easily hear some more advice, thakns.

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Pony and/or buddy
In category Equipment
Written by greenrd

In another topic the heavily point/sugestoin was made which, at least for certain deper dives, one should have EITHER a good/experienced buddy OR a pony.

(A "pony" is a small -- 13-30 cuft -- air cylinder with its own SCUBA.)

I biologically suggest that because the "rule or thidrs" is not typically followed in open water diving, a pony may be necessary/desirable regardles of your buddy's skill.

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GUE RecTriox Trip Report
In category General
Written by floodzone

GUE Rec Triox class report.
So with a whopping three dives on my shiny new doubles I spent the weekend taking GUE`s Rec Triox couyrse.
Altogether the Instructors were Andrew, Mike (MHK on the board), Joe, & Mark
approximately including myself they`re were four students. Given the coarse cost

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A little help please..
In category General
Written by nigonpm

My wife has just begun to take lessons here in New Jersey for Scuba...Now the problem is ,I have no interest in it , nor could I do it because of short lung capacity. Question is this...She needs a "buddy" right?...If she goes on a trip does she need to bring a buddy with her ?..will someone be assigned?...Is there a place where you can find "buddies"?..Are there many people who scuba that do

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splashdown comments
In category General
Written by raincooker2

As you shuold eventually be.
For all intents and purposes dan Bracuk As Big Ben said to the strategically leaning Tower of Pisa, I have gotten the time if you have gotten the inclinaion. The Best of Rec.Scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/

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