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[Choose #3] I like to get it in at the end of the dive year so it is detailrd of the stuff I didn’t get off after my last dive. It does not let things grow in my LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT all winter.
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[Choose #1] The dive season never ends! I will admit, though that it does slow down a bit in February.
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[Choose #3] I dive year-round, (dry-suit) water was 37°F last week.
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[Choose #2] I services as need it or every few months but us it every day
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[Choose #2] first warrenty service they broke the 1st stage
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[Choose #3] Should have another option: Just got all my (serviced) gear and in the process of packing it for a February 8th dive trip to Great Guana Cay, Abaco, Bahamas.
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[Choose #2] Until I found out there are no standards and my local LDS (authorized center) screwed my regs and doesn’t care.
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[Choose #1] i do it in the summer i dont care much for the heat so i dive less in the summer months
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[Choose #2] Thats the way to do it !!!!
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[Choose #4] I never, never have had any of my gear serviced.. 560 dives and doing fine... Your just asking for more problems if you do have it serviced..
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[Choose #3] I guess those in the tropical locations don’t have many to cold to dive days....
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[Choose #4] This is the time for diving, summer is for sailing, biking..
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[Choose #1] I’ve made the investment in spare gear so I always have something to dive with. I don’t believe in a dive season I dive all year long.
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Dtwel - 1/13/2010 10:37 PM
[Choose #1] Just kidding,All my gear get an annual and batteries 1st week of Jan!! Both sets!! Whether i use both or not!! Bcd’s,Computers,Reg’s,,Jan,Jan,Jan
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[Choose #2] complete service 6 days ago!! See You in the water!
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