Hello,
I just found your forum and I think it's GREAT!
I'm originally from Rhode Island, got displaced to middle Georgia, there's not many people to talk SCUBA with here.
I started diving in the early 70's, during high school, doing odd commercial jobs for beer money, living on Dad's boat.
I started working, and didn't have the time or energy to dive.
Now I'm retired, and can work when I want, play almost all the time, and found diving again. My wife, who is much younger, has also been bitten by the SCUBA bug, and is just starting out.
I absolutely love the teck (tech) diving gizmos and attitude..
Hey, remember when wetsuits did not have nylon on either side... I still have a can of USD suit powder somewhere...
I did a lot of surface supplied full face mask work, cleaning boat bottoms, water intakes, some light salvage, not the glamor stuff the diving schools advertize... I thought it was really clear when I could see my fins, most times it was 3 feet ot less.
I'm really old school, grew up with Sea Hunt, my first reg was a double hose hand me down.
I've got all new stuff now, and diving is real fun!!
Thank you for letting me join,
I'll behave and keep quiet, unless I have something historical (hysterical) to add.
Dive safe,
Cheers,
Warren
I just found your forum and I think it's GREAT!
I'm originally from Rhode Island, got displaced to middle Georgia, there's not many people to talk SCUBA with here.
I started diving in the early 70's, during high school, doing odd commercial jobs for beer money, living on Dad's boat.
I started working, and didn't have the time or energy to dive.
Now I'm retired, and can work when I want, play almost all the time, and found diving again. My wife, who is much younger, has also been bitten by the SCUBA bug, and is just starting out.
I absolutely love the teck (tech) diving gizmos and attitude..
Hey, remember when wetsuits did not have nylon on either side... I still have a can of USD suit powder somewhere...
I did a lot of surface supplied full face mask work, cleaning boat bottoms, water intakes, some light salvage, not the glamor stuff the diving schools advertize... I thought it was really clear when I could see my fins, most times it was 3 feet ot less.
I'm really old school, grew up with Sea Hunt, my first reg was a double hose hand me down.
I've got all new stuff now, and diving is real fun!!
Thank you for letting me join,
I'll behave and keep quiet, unless I have something historical (hysterical) to add.
Dive safe,
Cheers,
Warren