Yaroslav Bulatov
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What is a recommended set of skills needed for "non-technical" rebreather diving (<40 feet)? Basically for photography in shallow reefs, since wildlife gets spooked by bubbles.
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I'm not an RB Diver, but I do know there aren't any shortcuts for <40 ft dives. Hypoxia is deadly at any depth and even more likely in the shallows.What is a recommended set of skills needed for "non-technical" rebreather diving (<40 feet)? Basically for photography in shallow reefs, since wildlife gets spooked by bubbles.
well then strap in for a long and costly road...<TG>What is a recommended set of skills needed for "non-technical" rebreather diving (<40 feet)? Basically for photography in shallow reefs, since wildlife gets spooked by bubbles.
Nope, just got open water certified. Basically trying to estimate which skills I would need/hours needed, before it makes sense to buy one.
The class and equipment is the same for everyone starting out,What is a recommended set of skills needed for "non-technical" rebreather diving (<40 feet)? Basically for photography in shallow reefs, since wildlife gets spooked by bubbles.