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I'm in Florida teaching a CCR Cave course this week and diver (not from our team) got bent and called DAN for a referral to the nearest chamber. They were unable to refer him to a chamber within the state of Florida that was accepting divers for recompression. It is a scary situation. The...

Looks like a cool dive. Thanks for sharing!

I love reading/watching/hearing about other people's new exploration projects. It always gets me excited about my own projects and ambitions. I also love to hear about the nitty gritty of the planning process and how they deal with the logistics of difficult or unusual sites or targets.

Don, is this simply a depth you are hoping to hit, or is there a specific target at that depth that you are interested in?

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the members of CCRX! Wishing each of you a joyous holiday season with family and friends and looking forward to diving with you as well as hearing about all of your diving adventures in 2018! Stay safe out there and have fun in the coming year!

"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction" Albert Einstein

Looks like a nice dive, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the update Simon!

Matthew, SubGravity has 11" and 13" rubber hoses in stock. I can't seem to find them in the on-line store for some reason. Just send a request to info@sub-gravity.com and someone will respond shortly with pricing.

Matt, what size hoses are you currently using between the T-pieces and the head?

I would also add that since the water dump does NOT have a one way valve on it, so it is critical when dumping water, you follow the following steps: 1. Add Dil using the the Dil MAV 2. Open dump valve 3. Close dump valve 4. Release Dil MAV If you do not follow this order of steps every...

A CCR diver by the name of Bob Thomas passed away yesterday while performing a solo Trimix dive in the Tilly Foster Mine in New York. Apparently, he became entangled some cables at depth directly underneath the dive platform. RIP Bob Thomas.

There is a circuit board which is sealed inside the head. If that circuit board required repair or replacement, it would need to go back to an authorized service center.

Correct. Additionally, any modification which causes the unit to flood or other malfunction, would not be covered by warranty. Obviously, opening up the electronics for example, would void the warranty.

Whether or not the warranty would be voided by adding an O2 needle valve would depend on the method by which you are installing the needle valve. More than likely it would not void the warranty unless you had to damage the unit in some way in order to install the needle valve.

Welcome to CCRX! and thank you for notifying us that rebreathers are welcome at your dive resort and facility!

Peacock is now open!

Just down the road from our house in Ft. White where the Santa Fe intersects SR 27, the river is projected to hit 35.3 feet. (23 feet is considered flood stage at this area of the river) Hoping it doesn't rain any more for awhile! :)

Very cool Kieran! Looks like quite a project!