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99% of it.
60-62 it was learn as you go and not die adventure
62 got NAUI certified
64-70 Navy salvage repair diver
70-76 back to recreation diving
76 to now PSD
It's been a cool ride
60-62 it was learn as you go and not die adventure
62 got NAUI certified
64-70 Navy salvage repair diver
70-76 back to recreation diving
76 to now PSD
It's been a cool ride
irishsquid
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I celebrated my 3rd birthday! 
Boater Dan
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Is that back in the day when they had the hose attached to the sewn leather back? It only allowed a couple of minutes of air?
Jendra
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OP
Not impressive, just getting old.
Back when I started double hose regs were the norm, dry suits were a much different special item, masks were mostly round, watches, cameras, weights and most other special items were diy, zippers were all metal, and the BC was non existent. Fins were either floppy little pool toys or so stiff you could drive a nail with them and most tanks were discarded or stolen fire extinguishers. Computers were something NASA had, going green was what happened to most of the gear and tables were something you sat at and drank beer on. Classes weren’t busted up into dozens of pay as you go specialties and most people failed the classes. My class was expensive at $25.00 and they were the good old days.
Gary D.
Back when I started double hose regs were the norm, dry suits were a much different special item, masks were mostly round, watches, cameras, weights and most other special items were diy, zippers were all metal, and the BC was non existent. Fins were either floppy little pool toys or so stiff you could drive a nail with them and most tanks were discarded or stolen fire extinguishers. Computers were something NASA had, going green was what happened to most of the gear and tables were something you sat at and drank beer on. Classes weren’t busted up into dozens of pay as you go specialties and most people failed the classes. My class was expensive at $25.00 and they were the good old days.
Gary D.
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