Yup it's the rule for diving. You need no flight time minimum 18hour after your last dive, better 24hour if can.

for example your last dive at 2pm. then you can fly minimum from 8am in the morning, the day after.

Oh yeah, this is to avoid decompression sickness. So you can dive directly after you fly, not the other way around.

review is not bad, but we have bad experience with them... anyway enjoy your dive and safety is your primary concern.. dive safe

great.... will you be doing your pool session in KL or all training conducted at island?
I never dived with Universal Diver before.... looks great ... their equipment and dive center are nice... dive boat also top notch.....

food around that area is pretty expensive but yummy... 

Try to borrow the book from some1 first to read.. Wont be that tiring if you finish the knowledge reviews.. Just go there dive dive and do exam.. at least u know what to do also if you read the book properly.. or at least watch the DVD 1st

depends on your fitness level... drink tonnes of water... relax and enjoy....

Just back from perhentian last sunday. Dive with turtle bay divers, pretty new equipment, friendly DM, omfg nice underwater scenery.  The last dive brought us to the police wreck dive site. 3 police patrol boat purposely sunk there last year for the sake of making one more diving spot, sandy bottom, not much fish, mostmostly juvenile fishes.

Very difficult to say. This week might be nice and calm but next might be choppy and bad..
All depends on luck and moon and weather

Depend on sotong luck.

I am famous for no GOOD VIZ..

ahhh woooooooooooooo
yeah, if he touch you, you will get back luck too
just like your name, evan soon is darkcursed

Good to hear. Sucks coming back to work right? LOL~
should try socks with those fins to prevent blisters.

China socks pun jadi lah..

Welcome back... How's your buoyancy?

Congrats! And welcome back
That's very common among first timers. Wear socks next time or buy your own booties. For now, just get it to heal as quickly as possible.

hahaha.. odd with socks but no pain with it..
LOL.

Hmm booties eh..
Basically there are 2 major type of booties, low or high cut.
Low cut will be easier to wear but sand may go in when you walk on the shore. Low cut booties also tend to be made of thinner material.
High cut comes with the zip and is usually thicker than low cut.
Bare and Seapro are the more common brands, easily available at most dive shops and are some of the cheaper booties out there. You can also check Scubatex for IST or Cressi booties.

Since you buying bootie, buy oso an open heel fin! Lolz... And remember to go try try n try and make sure it fits, oso not too tight till very hard to get it off when getting on boat.

how's the equipment there? i can't afford my equipment there... too pricey for cheapskate people like me 

first first, get your own mask, snorkel and fin. then wetsuit and booties on the way. then next is dive comp, after dive comp is bcd, after bcd is regulator, after regulator is all your accessories. last is the u/w camera... 

if you need to ask about any equipment or prices you can just ask here... be a smart consumer

Anyone else interested for Redang Laguna 7-9th September 2013?
We have one last space available.