"Experience based" was my understanding too. I also thought it was kinda a blessing to be with the big boy team.
Mark T was talking about Cave 3 awhile back.
Mark T was talking about Cave 3 awhile back.
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rjack321:"Experience based" was my understanding too. I also thought it was kinda a blessing to be with the big boy team.
Mark T was talking about Cave 3 awhile back.
lamont:Yeah, it sounded like Cave 3 was about taking the push divers for a team like the EKPP and having them dive with JJ+friends for a week or so and sucking whatever they could find out of JJ's brain. More like private lessons from JJ than an agency course...
Do you have to bring your own support divers for Cave 3, or does JJ provide/rent them to you? =)
Jasonmh:The hard part is figuring out who is going to drive the backup car with all the redundant car parts.
namabiru:What a nightmare! :shakehead
So how do you guys settle that? Do you do paper rock scissors or something, or do you prefer more civilized methods like pushing and shoving one another while you fight for the Captain's Chair?
Is there a certain type vehicles DIR divers use when going for kool-aid? I don't imagine any old clunker will do either, will it?
amascuba:Does SCRET have any Tech 3 divers? From their website I thought that was a requirement for exploration dives up to 350fsw.
http://www.scret.org/Team.htm
Amen sister.TSandM:...I guess what I really meant was that it's important not to lose the JOY of diving...
cmalinowski:re: Tech3
In order to teach tech2 or cave2, you have to be tech3 or cave3 I believe. So, I guess JJ certs those that he feels can teach tech2/cave2...