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[wazza]

Dear guys

I am still alive, and I did it, the man kept his word and came to me telling me lets do it.
And he even offered me to dive it all this week, but of course I am not going to abuse his kindness.

So I don’t really know what to say like the first time I did a dive in the scr dolphin it was strange and dive after a dive I started to enjoy it more, until I start to feel it a peace of me underwater.

His inspiration was heavy and bulky but of course silent. He made a briefing concerning the hand set and the calibration and low and high set point , technically I new all what he was talking about as I have an idea about the machine, but I did not know how to do it or never did it my self. It was a nice experience.

Now I am looking for some one to do the course with , he told me that he is coming back next month and he can do it , but I don’t really like to do a course with some one doesn’t speak English and some one translating. I like to ask 10000 questions and know beyond the course as well. I shall see. Or I shall see if some one will do it here but he English speaking.

Anyway I would like to thanks every one here with no exception for the help and the support. And thanks for the pm messages from every one.

I will read again all what we talked about and maybe I will have couple of questions but maybe not very serious ones.
Thanks again and have a nice day.

My only question today is about the VR3 is it a bad news or every one is happy with it.

 

[fubari]

Dear guys I am still alive, and I did it, the man kept his word and came to me telling me lets do it.
And he even offered me to dive it all this week, but of course I am not going to abuse his kindness.

I am glad to hear it was the other diver's unit.
Good luck with your research and quest for training.
The Inspiration & Hammerhead manuals should answer many of your questions.
I found the JuergensenMarine yahoo-group interesting to know something
about the Hammerhead's history. For example, I never realized that connector
design issues were as subtle as they seem to be (e.g. Fischers).

My only question today is about the VR3 is it a bad news or every one is happy with it.

The VR3 seems to be like a lot of dive gear.
Some people love them, some people hate them.
I'll probably get one, eventually.
In the beginning I'm planning on starting with tables; I have an old PalmPilot
I can use for that. I think that will let me wrap my head around fun things
like "gradient factors" better.

Good luck again.
John G.