Denver area DIR divers?????

[Capnsnott]

Is doubles overkill for rec diving? I'm hoping it's not......

Is is prudent to start with steel 72s (since I allready have some) and use them for a few years till I have enough experience to start tech classes?

I am taking the DIRf class in August or September this year, so I'm not sure if I want to switch before or after the class. What is the general consensus on this?

I am starting to collect the needed equipment for doubles. I have tanks with the newer thread pattern, so I can purchase a good isolater bar and switch it over later. I know the old 72s are smaller diamiter, so I will have to get new bands with different tanks.

Where can I find info on how to rig this up? I have a little bit of an idea of what I am doing at this point, but not much to go on.
We have one LDS that has a REAL tech instructor (NAUI, soon to be GUE). He may be willing to help me, but I want to have some info to go on.
Thanks
Greg

 

[roakey]

Not Denver area, but I've noticed that if someone from Denver asks me to drive up from Colorado Springs, the 'springs is just a little South of Denver.

However, if I ask the same person to drive DOWN to Colorado Springs, it's like asking them to drive half way across the country...

Roak

 

[Capnsnott]

Sorry, changed the post on you.
I have been planning on diving Pueblo Res. for some time.
My wife is at a conferance in the springs as I type, I have been there and back three times in the past two days. Driving is nothing for me.
I sent you an email.
Greg