A Course Director, Technical Diving Instructor, deep wreck exploration diver & still photographer for National Geographic.

I am a technical diver and stills photographer, spending my time exploring deep wrecks and documenting them. I had been seriously thinking of knocking all this on the head simply because the decompression hang time was getting too much for me. On average we would spend 5-7 hours hanging, decompressing in the open ocean after a long bottom time on a deep wreck.

On a recent National Geographic Expedition to the HMHS BRITANNIC where I was brought in to photograph the sister ship to the Titanic. Lying in 120m of water I knew that the hang times were going to be significant so I purchased an H2O Audio iD300. Diving on rebreathers with bottom times of 60 minutes gave me over 7.5 hours of decompression. Without my H2O Audio I would have gone insane! Just listening to endless hours of music that fits the mood shaves so much time in the water.

I have over $100,000.00 worth of diving gear, camera equipment, computers, you name it - the most important piece in my kit - MY H2O AUDIO iD300!!!!! I wouldn't dive without it!