Bottom Time E

June 20 , 2008

Edition 11

The lake temperatures are finally warming up and the visibility is still excellent in our area lakes. It looks like the weather is going to be nice for awhile so lets' get out and dive.

Our next open water scuba class starts the 30 th of June and we still have openings left.

There are still some closeout T-shirts left and we would like to get rid of them as we are getting new inventory in.

The big medallion has yet to be found and I am starting to think that maybe this one is hid too well or maybe we need to get more divers coming into the dive center and getting the clues and venturing out to look for it.

We have gone up from 5 dollars for a tank fill to 6 dollars and this it the first time we have raised the price since opening the dive center 21 years ago. Rental tanks are going from 7 dollars to 8 dollars and that is the only difference we will have on the rental list. The daily, weekend day and weekend rates will still stay the same. Our packages are still one of the cheapest ways you can spend a day having fun and we usually have quite a bit of gear available most of the time but call ahead just to make sure we have your sizes. Most all our men's rental suits are new this season as most of the used ones were sold this spring to the dock and lift installers.

Still have a few BCs and regulators to sell from our rental program and would like to get them cleared out soon and as always our prices are low so you are getting almost a new item for an excellent price. We are almost out of the low pressure steel tanks on our sale and the new pricing will probably be higher as the price of steel and Al. has skyrocketed.

The last issue of DAN's Alert Diver had a good article on running out of air so if you receive the publication please read it and pass it on to other divers. It shows how important it is to have a RBS system.

We are doing checkout dives so please give us a call and set up a time to do yours. Also those that are working on their advanced dives should also be working on getting them done.

Sea you on the bottom