SeanQ
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How was the class Dave?
fundies for experienced diver
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JeffG
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Did he take it this last weekend?SeanQ:
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I was going to audit and Joe said OK as long as Curt (the shop owner) said OK. The shop didn't return my messages so I decided to stay home. I have a friend in Monterey who has asked me to dive with him so I'll catch up with Joe then.SeanQ:
boomx5
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wedivebc:
Hi Dave,
Are you heading down this way?
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Ticket prices are way down. As long as all the airlines don't file chap 11. Is United still flying?boomx5:
Tom Yerian
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wedivebc:Myself and some other instructors are kicking around the idea of taking a dir-f in order to learn some new skills which we can incorporate in our teaching toolkits. I teach trimix for another agency so I am unlikely to be progressing too far in the GUE training ladder but just would like a taste of that dir has to offer.
My questions are:
1. is my equipment required to be DIR during training (I'll leave the rebreather at home)?
2. does this course benefit more experienced divers?
3. if a diver with 1000+ dives fails a dir-f does PADI have to be notified
any comments appreciated
Used to, in beginning,(especially the Ft Lauder group ) ---Definitely---????? --Capt. Tom
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