I'm 99% convinced I'm going to learn to dive on a choptoima. Convince me I'm wrong.

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You don't define what your goals are (deep wrecks, mexican caves, shallow reefs, getting an RB to impress my clientele. etc.) That will make a difference in recommendations.

However If the choice is between a Chop or a JJ (or a Meg) I would go with the JJ/Meg 100% of the time
Good point - locally just deep diving, also deep wrecks and caves in general. I do go to Mexico several times a year, and would be flying to FL as well, so travel weight is an issue.
 
Just dive it with a single tank if you don't want to use doubles. That is how I dive mine on vacation trips.
I have an opening in a choptima course first week of December if that fits your schedule.
 
Just dive it with a single tank if you don't want to use doubles. That is how I dive mine on vacation trips.
I have an opening in a choptima course first week of December if that fits your schedule.
I'm not sure I have a dry suit that would accommodate enough undergarment to dive the Great Lakes in December.
 
I'm not sure I have a dry suit that would accommodate enough undergarment to dive the Great Lakes in December.
Class will be in High Springs Florida.
 
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