Well everyone knows that if you want to truly unbiased article that talks about PADI, it needs to be written by me!!!
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That's too bad. Yes, I'm seeing the same problem. Using that site, I went with Kraken as a brand. As I use my camera setup for documentation for underwater archaeology, constant output is critical.
I would reach out to Vassili, tell him I sent you, and ask him his advice. He's a really good guy, but the laws for diving in Greece is something I am not intimate with. My last diving there was participating in an underwater archaeological expedition with government archaeologists.
@TeeSpeed
Have you investigated any dive instructors/shops in any candidate locations? I'd also consider who teaches open water neutrally buoyant and trimmed. That's a rather important consideration.
Well if the dive operator didn't put it to a vote of the paying customers ...... KIDDING!!!
I'd like to discount or refund, but I'd really be more concerned about the health of the person with the medical emergency. So I'd be willing to eat it.
Question for everyone. If you had an important...
So unless you are exclusively a vacation diver and only go to dive centers with the Avelo system, what is the point? You have to master buoyancy otherwise. And you need to master buoyancy in case of failure.
So why bother?
For those who have made the effort to properly weigh themselves, do...
While I took fundies, my expectation is that your course will be incredibly intense and exhausting. Try to be well rested and well hydrated prior. But you will be ecstatic in the end as your course will be nothing like you've taken before and will forever change your persecption of scuba...
Was there a civil suit against Snow? @Subfiend would have to answer that. There's a saying in my native Holland that you can't pluck feathers from a naked chicken. Not all of us are legal experts, and @Omisson can't chime in as he's in legal trouble yet again, but we seem to be in agreement...
There is a jetry going out to the island (or close to it, can't quite tell from Google maps and my memory doesn't serve me).
Obviously you can't walk on the jetty with gear. But you could go along it and. It worry about getting run over by a boat. It is a good distance in total, along the...
And that's a huge loss to the region. His prices were too low and I enjoyed some epic dives for that boat.
Big difference between Waadah and anything within the Sound.
I'm still kicking myself for not going when a buddy surfaced next to orcas.
Darn it. Bill shut down. Oh that just feeds my new nemesis! :rofl3: :stirpot::poke:
In all seriousness, I would scooter out to Waddah Fingers. Have you tried it? I did find a few posts where you are discussing diving there.
well, there's a charter that moves his boat from Seattle to Neah Bay. That's 300 miles, but he is running amazing trips in the summers. Best diving in the state. Reasonable refund policy. It really comes down to the person running the operation.
So one of the reasons I advocate people seek training from RAID is their more rigorous IDC/IE process and their objective performance requirements for skills, something the industry sorely lacks.
I recently learned how the students are more involved in the QA process where they have to sign off...
Chunk of rusted out metal from the Mentor, a brig that sank in 1802 carrying antiquities stolen from Greece. What it will be after all the corrosion is removed, who knows?
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