Taking my deep diver course soon. The instructor said we could pick up the manual which is about $45 plus the PIC card or do the E learning. I see some crew packs with a DVD and manual, does the E-learning have the same amount of video in it as the DVD? Looking at which one to buy? Is there a lot of useful info on the deep diver manual? I also saw some old threads that the manual is online for free. Wondering if anyone knows if I could use that instead.
Deep Diver manual or elearning?
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Just stay in the 21st century and do the eLearning.
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Do it the cheapest way. It's pretty basic stuff.
I believe the eLearning expires after a while. The book is forever.
Your words suggest you're using PADI. If so, then consider Tec40 instead. Here is a comparison.
ginti
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apparently yes: Tec 40 | PADI
EDIT: I misread the requirement... it says "PADI Deep Diver OR proof of at least 10 dives to 30 metres/100 feet" - so it isn't a prereq. Thanks @Mergulhador do Delray for pointing it
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Never mind
Fo the ten dives to 30 meters and take Tec40 instead. You'll learn so much more than deep.
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