Bonaire

www.infobonaire.com i just got back from there a week ago and you must
dive a sight called Oil Slick(its #17 on the map of dive sites.) the
hilma hooker is a waste of time.

"Keith S." wrote:

> Keith Manning wrote:
> > I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
> >
> > What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> I used a 3mm full length at the end of January a couple of
> years ago and was fine. The water was 26C at the surface,
> 25C at 40m.
>
> > Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> IIRC it's 110V, so switch-mode chargers only.
>
> - Keith

www.infobonaire.com i just got back from there a week ago and you must
dive a sight called Oil Slick(its #17 on the map of dive sites.) the
hilma hooker is a waste of time.

"Keith S." wrote:

> Keith Manning wrote:
> > I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
> >
> > What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> I used a 3mm full length at the end of January a couple of
> years ago and was fine. The water was 26C at the surface,
> 25C at 40m.
>
> > Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> IIRC it's 110V, so switch-mode chargers only.
>
> - Keith

www.infobonaire.com i just got back from there a week ago and you must
dive a sight called Oil Slick(its #17 on the map of dive sites.) the
hilma hooker is a waste of time.

"Keith S." wrote:

> Keith Manning wrote:
> > I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
> >
> > What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> I used a 3mm full length at the end of January a couple of
> years ago and was fine. The water was 26C at the surface,
> 25C at 40m.
>
> > Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> IIRC it's 110V, so switch-mode chargers only.
>
> - Keith

www.infobonaire.com i just got back from there a week ago and you must
dive a sight called Oil Slick(its #17 on the map of dive sites.) the
hilma hooker is a waste of time.

"Keith S." wrote:

> Keith Manning wrote:
> > I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
> >
> > What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> I used a 3mm full length at the end of January a couple of
> years ago and was fine. The water was 26C at the surface,
> 25C at 40m.
>
> > Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> IIRC it's 110V, so switch-mode chargers only.
>
> - Keith

www.infobonaire.com i just got back from there a week ago and you must
dive a sight called Oil Slick(its #17 on the map of dive sites.) the
hilma hooker is a waste of time.

"Keith S." wrote:

> Keith Manning wrote:
> > I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
> >
> > What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> I used a 3mm full length at the end of January a couple of
> years ago and was fine. The water was 26C at the surface,
> 25C at 40m.
>
> > Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> IIRC it's 110V, so switch-mode chargers only.
>
> - Keith

I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.

What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?

Also, what is the voltage and socket types?

TIA

Keith

Seeing as you dived in a wetsuit at Horsea last weekend, nothing !!

I wore a 3mm in Tulum, Mexico, I was warm. If you don't have one, hire one
out there if you need it.

Chrystianne

"Keith Manning" <Nospam@tesco.net> wrote in message
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>I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
>
> What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> TIA
>
> Keith
>

http://kropla.com/electric.htm


"Keith Manning" <Nospam@tesco.net> wrote in message
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>I have booked a weeks holiday in Bonaire in January.
>
> What thickness of wetsuit do people use there at that time of year?
>
> Also, what is the voltage and socket types?
>
> TIA
>
> Keith
>

"James Q." <George.W.Bushy@whitehorse.com> wrote in message
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>
> http://kropla.com/electric.htm
>
>

Great Site, Thanks

We were there in Feb this year and hired 5mm shorties from Wannadoo -
greta diving BTW. The power outlets are US 2 prong 110V as I remember.