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RonzoTheGreat
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RonzoTheGreat
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hey kp, i noticed you are in new jersey, jason fisch of the scuba connection is a pretty knowledgeable and skilled diver and course director among other things. im not sure that they train people there (have a pretty great tech working there) but if they dont, he WILL know where you should look into for training.
he also recently opened an account on scuba board as well ... he also runs a shop online called diveseekers.com if you are not familiar with the Scuba Connection (tscscuba.com)
he also recently opened an account on scuba board as well ... he also runs a shop online called diveseekers.com if you are not familiar with the Scuba Connection (tscscuba.com)
Try Ed at Divers Cove in Essex CT. I believe he just held a three day class like that.
RonzoTheGreat
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hey rick ... i heard nothing but positives about that ... do you have more info on what it is all about for our thread host? (i have yet to purchase as well)
Actually, Vance gives the info better than I could on the web site under:
To read excerpts from the book
To review the Table of Contents
Frequently Asked Questions about the book
I read the Oxygen Hackers Companion a couple times through in a week and went right to O2 cleaning my stuff and applying what it said to my mixing. I've taken the IANTD blenders class and read the DSAT manual, and neither is as complete and applicable as the OHC.
But I've read the reg repair book and I'm a lot further away from getting all that info into me and applying it. Both books are very in depth.
Check out those links to Airspeed press.
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