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Divers from British Columbia can talk about diving and share their experiences in the Northwest Dive Club Forums. The forum members can connect with other British Columbia divers, discuss the news story about BC Caves, and plan meet-up dives with fellow divers and forum members.
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
Hi everyone. I started a Facebook group for divers around Vancouver. We dive regularly and schedule an evening dive every full moon.
Check it out at http://scubamud.com
Statistics: Posted by VanHandyman — Sun Apr 09, 2023 5:09 am ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
Very cool! Thanks for sharing - especially the additional info on your nudi studio setup!
Statistics: Posted by sabrisi — Sat Nov 06, 2021 8:50 am ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
You can take the girl out of Minnesota...
Statistics: Posted by Max Bottomtime — Sun Oct 31, 2021 12:20 am ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
That's why you need that 3m super adhesive technology
Statistics: Posted by insomniac — Sat Oct 30, 2021 8:51 pm ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
I tried a small suction cup but it slides right off when it gets wet.
Statistics: Posted by Max Bottomtime — Sat Oct 30, 2021 6:35 pm ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
It is like a glass/rock hybrid. I would think something like this would be sufficient:
https://www.bluewaterphotostore.com/GoP ... -ATBKT-005
Statistics: Posted by insomniac — Sat Oct 30, 2021 6:09 pm ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
I thought about that. It's a stone, not glass, so it might work.
Statistics: Posted by Max Bottomtime — Sat Oct 30, 2021 3:02 am ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
Very cool - thanks for the visuals on that so I can get an idea of what I'd be working with. I wonder if you could put it on a drill press and drill a small hole in it to be able to put a lanyard of some sort on it to keep it from taking off if you drop it.
Statistics: Posted by ktuli — Fri Oct 29, 2021 8:57 pm ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
I bought a seven inch disc. They are heavy and sail when you drop them. :(
I dropped mine on its initial dive. I didn't see where it fell, but a buddy did. It went into a crack at 90 feet that was about a foot away from my outstretched hand. I had to remove a fin and use it to bring the stage back to me.
I later added a couple of strips of non-skid tape so I can grip the stage with slick drygloves.
Statistics: Posted by Max Bottomtime — Fri Oct 29, 2021 7:42 pm ..read more
Northwest Dive Club Forums » British Columbia
10M ago
Nevermind - I found them on Amazon. Looks like they're only about 3-4" in diameter from what I'm seeing. I'm guessing you're shooting with some diopters to get the port that close to the subject?
Statistics: Posted by ktuli — Fri Oct 29, 2021 4:10 pm ..read more