Hmm, looks like Montezuma got his revenge on you Gringo perido. Not one for such an aqua poo adventure, but I can verify that a Healthways Scubair is sufficiently robust to pass scrambled eggs through the exhaust valve.
Question How old are you and how long certified? Poll- please take part!
- Thread starter Eric Sedletzky
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
Hmm, looks like Montezuma got his revenge on you Gringo perido. Not one for such an aqua poo adventure, but I can verify that a Healthways Scubair is sufficiently robust to pass scrambled eggs through the exhaust valve.
undrwater
Contributor
Excrement.
HLIDD
Registered
Certified 9 years started in 2017 at 8 with bubble maker now have done 200+ dives
thesaltyfins
Registered
48 .. SSI AOW Certified in 2014. Started diving regularly since 2016. Till date 202 dives. All tropical water dives.
Tortola
Registered
68 - first certification in 1972, over 500 dives. Took a break between 2011 and 2021, diving regularly again for the last four years.
54 and got certified at 40.
I wanted to become a diver in my teens, after watching Cousteaus films, but my parents could no afford it. And then I had studies, work etc. Diving had to wait for a quarter of a century.
I wanted to become a diver in my teens, after watching Cousteaus films, but my parents could no afford it. And then I had studies, work etc. Diving had to wait for a quarter of a century.
OP
Eric Sedletzky
Contributor
My only regret is that I didn't get involved with diving a lot younger. I had opportunities growing up close to the ocean, but I also had a helicopter mom and she would have had no part of it.
I wanted that "Diver" rate when I was in the Navy Cadets ( 3 years before I joined) ,told I was too young, took me 18 months to earn it after I joined and another 16 years to acquire my first civilian qualification, NAUI Aow while I was still in the Navy, the Navy paid for me to become a civilian diving instructor as part of my "resettlement training for civilian life " . What's that? 57 years diving 40 years a civilian instructor, PADI for 6 and NAUI since. 
OP
Eric Sedletzky
Contributor
I'm impressed!I wanted that "Diver" rate when I was in the Navy Cadets ( 3 years before I joined) ,told I was too young, took me 18 months to earn it after I joined and another 16 years to acquire my first civilian qualification, NAUI Aow while I was still in the Navy, the Navy paid for me to become a civilian diving instructor as part of my "resettlement training for civilian life " . What's that? 57 years diving 40 years a civilian instructor, PADI for 6 and NAUI since.
WillieJustice
Contributor
Similar threads
- Poll
- Poll
