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SirSinksAlot
27-07-06, 16:26
First post in here and would just like to say a big Hola to everyone!
Hoping to learn a few tips, tricks and Ideas from you guys.
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craigdiver
27-07-06, 16:46
Welcome & Great graphic;)
CraigDiver
First post in here and would just like to say a big Hola to everyone!
Hoping to learn a few tips, tricks and Ideas from you guys.
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Hoping to learn something from us
We hope newbes will teach us something
Cheers :D
alexmaclennan
28-07-06, 01:00
Welcome but...........You look too scary for little me.
Alex
SirSinksAlot
31-07-06, 20:51
lol...
Just about to buy a new B.C anyone got any ideas, not long into diving so not after anything technical or more to the point high priced? :D
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dive granny
31-07-06, 23:03
Shame you are not Ladysinksalot. I have been trying to sell my old bcd for a while with no takers.:(
lol...
Just about to buy a new B.C anyone got any ideas, not long into diving so not after anything technical or more to the point high priced? :D
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Seac sub pro 2000 check this out at Aquatron ;)
lol...
Just about to buy a new B.C anyone got any ideas, not long into diving so not after anything technical or more to the point high priced?
I bought a Scubapro Glide 2000 in 2000 ... funnily enough. It is now therefore 6 years old but literally as good as new. I've noticed other people in my club with Seacs that start to fall apart after a couple of years.
My scuabpro BC is up there with the light cannon competing for favourite piece of kit as far as i'm concerned.
... but i also love my regs, my spring fin clips, the no-wash Ti knife, the scubapro frameless mask (fantastic!) and the DUI drysuit. In fact, there's no point asking me about kit. I love all my kit.
The question is, what don't I like? ... hmmm
well, i once had a Mares mask that was a stinking piece of leaking sh!te. I've never really managed to get a pair of gloves that are good for winter (never tried dry gloves, and don't like 5mm neo). I'm rambling now.
dive granny
01-08-06, 20:12
I just bought a pair of 5mm neoprene gloves and tried them out on Sunday. My hands were the warmest they have ever been. Sometimes they were so cold I couldn't ecen undo my pinch clips.:D :D
I bought a Scubapro Glide 2000 in 2000 ... funnily enough. It is now therefore 6 years old but literally as good as new. I've noticed other people in my club with Seacs that start to fall apart after a couple of years.
My scuabpro BC is up there with the light cannon competing for favourite piece of kit as far as i'm concerned.
... but i also love my regs, my spring fin clips, the no-wash Ti knife, the scubapro frameless mask (fantastic!) and the DUI drysuit. In fact, there's no point asking me about kit. I love all my kit.
The question is, what don't I like? ... hmmm
well, i once had a Mares mask that was a stinking piece of leaking sh!te. I've never really managed to get a pair of gloves that are good for winter (never tried dry gloves, and don't like 5mm neo). I'm rambling now.
Had a pair of dry gloves but they were so hard to put on I cut off the seals!!
I just bought a pair of 5mm neoprene gloves and tried them out on Sunday. My hands were the warmest they have ever been. Sometimes they were so cold I couldn't ecen undo my pinch clips.:D :D
Gloves.....what are they? I think I'll be buying mittens for all our club members this Christmas... and nice little strings to tie them together so the don't lose one :)
dive granny
02-08-06, 22:49
That is a great idea Eddie. I used to do that when the kids were wee:D
That is a great idea Eddie. I used to do that when the kids were wee:D
Can just see Bubblemaker with gloves hanging from his sleeves and and u licking a hankie and cleaning his face :eek:
Can just see Bubblemaker with gloves hanging from his sleeves and and u licking a hankie and cleaning his face :eek:
As we will be in Oban this weekend, I think I'll be taking Bubblemaker to the Edinburgh Woolen Mill to get him kitted out. Maybe a matching set for Urchin :D
dive granny
03-08-06, 20:17
Can just see Bubblemaker with gloves hanging from his sleeves and and u licking a hankie and cleaning his face :eek:
That was in the days before baby wipes, builds up their immunity:D :D
bubblemaker
04-08-06, 11:10
you people are sooo wrong!!!!
licking hankies... why not just spit on them and rub it in?!? it's just as bad.
Can just see Bubblemaker with gloves hanging from his sleeves and and u licking a hankie and cleaning his face :eek:
Ah the nostalgia, remember my mother gobbing on a Handy Andy to wipe my face. :eek: Baby wipes are for wimps:D
Ah the nostalgia, remember my mother gobbing on a Handy Andy to wipe my face. :eek: Baby wipes are for wimps:D
Oh the mental picture of a big green one being spread all over your face :eek:
dive granny
07-08-06, 23:36
I don't do 'big green ones', even my mask gets a dainty wee 5p size of spit, non green as well:) :)