Northwest Dive Club

When I was an OC diver I used to dive based on how much gas I had, then how much NDL I used up, then how cold I got. Diving CCR I have more gas than I want, more than double the NDL and i'm generally warmer since the air is moist and recycled. Now I go by how long I really want to dive, now how long...

I have finally sorted through all the photos. you can see them here:www.flickr.com/photos/11439506@N07/sets/72157601900242914/

Enjoy!

I've never been diving anywhere where there were so many places with near 100% coverage...maybe I just need to stick to diving the south pacific!

funny you should say flickr, I've just started working with it...what an amazing free system! I've got my meg mods going on it already and just finished culling the Ambon photos. I should be just days away from getting a bunch up from the trip. i'll post the link once I figure out all that. g if you...

What is the best way to upload images? maybe my account is not enabled? sorry if i'm being thick but I don't see an obvious way to upload.

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Wow! Sounds like an amazing trip! Were you on your Megs? Got any pictures? we were diving our evolutions for this trip. i had a new chip in my camera cause some filles to go screwey and finally got them uncorrupted. I have to wade through the two thousand photos again and for some faves...i'll post...

Thanks John, I do believe that the edit button dissappeared after a few days of writing the article. i'll drop you a line with the article in a few days.
george

I've created a much more slimmed down, user friendly, version of this article, i'm wondering if a mod can swap it out for me?
thanks,
george

In this case, the person seemed to have a history of not quite feeling right at depth. Because pressure changes in the sinuses and inner ear often lead to some degree of vertigo on a dive, it seems all to easy to shrug off signs of such a sensativity. Sounds like it could have been a hyper sensitivi...

Trip Report-Ambon Indonesia 07 Myself, my wife and our friend Andy spent 2 1/2 weeks diving with Maluku divers in Ambon Indonesia back in March of this year (07) and I’m finally getting around to putting up a report about this awesome trip. Mario and Ika run the place and do a very nice job. The are...

yeah, that was us flounders. it took a while to get the trim worked out on the new rigs but it's getting better by the day. Glad to be of help wit the gas fill. thanks to everyone for the welcomes. would have been nice to get to know all you guys better down in hoodsport. My appologies if we were a ...

evenings are good, on occasion weekdays are a possibility. drop me a line with some options. I like doing something simple like cove 2 the first time I dive with a new buddy. g Howdy and welcome! We're almost neighbors, I'm on the other side of Aurora, in Greenwood. What days can you dive?[/quote]

Just thought I'd chime in here and say that my wife and I have had quite a bit of instruction with Curt and Mel and I can only say good things about the quality of their teaching. They are top notch. In this day and age and specifically with rebreathers it's hard to find an instructor or destributor...

Steve, depending on how you go about it and your style of diving there is quite a range in costs. A full eCCR is more expensive. To trick out any style rebreather for the redundancy I prefer for extended expeditions adds a few thousand. For training and gear my first rebreather venture cost about 12...

Greetings fellow flippers, my wife and I have been cold and warm water divers for quite a while now, since the mid 90's. We love diving in BC and out on the peninsula as well as some local dives. We have spent the last year diving rebreathers and are just now making the transition from electronicall...