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Ron
Ron
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Scuberd,
After all the advice - both good & flack - - I'm sort of curious about what you did - and how it turned out??
Dive Report?? Inquiring minds want to know!
After all the advice - both good & flack - - I'm sort of curious about what you did - and how it turned out??
Dive Report?? Inquiring minds want to know!
Larry....check your brain case....I think it was open and your brain fell out again....
Scuberd already posted a report... it is on page one of this thread....
If you can't find it let me know and I'll post a link to it....
Hey scuberd. ... I just looked at your profile . Who is the girl in the photo and what are you using for a bc ?
Ron
Ron
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The photo was taken just before I went into the water for my second Nitrox cert dive. The girl was a classmate who was setting up her gear and happened to be in the background.
I use a Dacor BC that I bought used from a Dive shop, it was a rental that they were replacing. I don't remember the model offhand, but it has served me loyally and well for about 4 years
I use a Dacor BC that I bought used from a Dive shop, it was a rental that they were replacing. I don't remember the model offhand, but it has served me loyally and well for about 4 years
Uncle Pug, you said "You have been away a long time and are obviously unaware of what has been happening in diver training during your absence.... "
Well said.
Well said.
clarencio,
I'll agree with you - to a point. If you have achieved a high level of proficiency, there are things you'll never forget. OTOH, there are things that do slip your mind after time. If you don't use it, you lose it. I once went 1 1/2 years between dives after achieving a high level of proficiency. My first time back in the water was like I'd never been away. On subsequent dives I made a few "brain dead" errors I would never have made if I was in practice. It's not about being "stupid." It's about staying in practice and knowing you are ready to dive. There's another factor to consider - few people, especially those who take 2 years off, ever achieve a high level of proficiency.
I'll agree with you - to a point. If you have achieved a high level of proficiency, there are things you'll never forget. OTOH, there are things that do slip your mind after time. If you don't use it, you lose it. I once went 1 1/2 years between dives after achieving a high level of proficiency. My first time back in the water was like I'd never been away. On subsequent dives I made a few "brain dead" errors I would never have made if I was in practice. It's not about being "stupid." It's about staying in practice and knowing you are ready to dive. There's another factor to consider - few people, especially those who take 2 years off, ever achieve a high level of proficiency.
Wow, there it is ....... and one more Sr. moment for me
I agree, three is the worst number.
large_diver
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I was in almost the same situation last year with my 2 brothers on a trip to Bermuda. One was newly certified and the other hadn't been diving in 5 years. I made the one who hadn't been diving in 5 years take a refresher (I went along)....it was definitely worth the money spent.
Regardless -- be safe!
Regardless -- be safe!
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