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Luke284 said:
i do agree that DIN is technically a better system, however i have A-clamp as i dive in areas where this is more common. if i dived mainly in the UK or any other DIN mainstream country then i would get my regs converted to DIN.
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Depending on your reg this is a simple spanner job. You unscrew the DIN barrel and replace it with the A clamp version.
cleanbluesky - it may be useful to let us know where, how often you dive etc. and where you see your diving going in the future.
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He's undergoing initial training with a BSAC club
 
VeNT said:
I realy should get back into scuba, did a padi advanced open water diver course back when I was at school (wanted to do BSAC but non in area at time).
bit cold down here atm for it, maybe I'll have to move to austrailia first!
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You wuss, you live in cornwall which has got some of the warmest waters in the UK. Grow a pair and go diving. If I can do hour long dives in a flooded dry suit in 4ºC water then you can go diving in a balmy 20ºC wearing a wet or dry suit.
 
Sleepy said:
You wuss, you live in cornwall which has got some of the warmest waters in the UK. Grow a pair and go diving. If I can do hour long dives in a flooded dry suit in 4º water then you can go diving in a balmy 20ºC wearing a wet or dry suit.
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20ºc you think?

when where you last down here?
 
spirit said:
20oC water temp??? what depth was that at, id have thought it was much colder than that..
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The thermoclines fairly deep in summer.


VeNT said:
yeah it is, he's got one of those water heaters strapped to himself
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Nope just a suit bottle filled with argon, for when it really gets cold.

Oh I also get 20C water off East Kent to in summer
 
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