FPDocMatt
Contributor
As a scuba newby, I'm amazed by the expertise collected here in one (virtual) place on Scuba Board.
There are posters like me with 0-24 dives, and posters with 5000+ dives. I'm just learning about the bends, and there are people here (lots of them) who do rebreathers, saturation diving, cave diving, who knows what-all.
As a neophyte reading about disasters and near-disasters that have occurred, I realize that my prime focus at my level needs to be on being as safe as possible. This is not a sport for the faint of heart.
I don't know if you've been reading about accidents and such lately on SB, but it's so impressive that the people directly involved in the rescue operations have been people right here on Scuba Board in many cases, or acquaintances of people here.
And a recent issue about a possibly faulty signal device prompted the manufacturer to post here about the ongoing investigation, as if Scuba Board were the scuba community itself. Well, heck, maybe it is.
There are posters like me with 0-24 dives, and posters with 5000+ dives. I'm just learning about the bends, and there are people here (lots of them) who do rebreathers, saturation diving, cave diving, who knows what-all.
As a neophyte reading about disasters and near-disasters that have occurred, I realize that my prime focus at my level needs to be on being as safe as possible. This is not a sport for the faint of heart.
I don't know if you've been reading about accidents and such lately on SB, but it's so impressive that the people directly involved in the rescue operations have been people right here on Scuba Board in many cases, or acquaintances of people here.
And a recent issue about a possibly faulty signal device prompted the manufacturer to post here about the ongoing investigation, as if Scuba Board were the scuba community itself. Well, heck, maybe it is.