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At least for fully closed rebreather, you will have to take advanced nitrox. It's a good course to take regardless in case you don't go the rebreather route. look through www.iantd.com and dig through the standards and procedures if your looking into getting into a breather. They have all of...

Ginnie can get as deep as 100+ in some spots esp if the river level is up

i think you could make ok money teaching technical classes or rebreather classes. If you could put together enough students each year in just rebreather courses (ccr) you could do o.k. I mean most charge anywhere from 1k to 12 or 13 hundred per student for a ccr course. That may not include...

i use a snorkel that i found on the bottom of the quarry to beat people with. Never do i dive with it.

Just tell him that when he starts diving mix that he can get out on back gas. He will be in the water a full day on deco.

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Will be at Guppy Gulch tommorow if anyone is interested. I drive a black hyundai elantra. Will be there at 9 am. Let me know if you want to go....JD

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strap ons are more versatile. strap ons= cold and warm water with boots. Full foot= warm water only no boots needed

ditch the redundant inflator if your diving dry. If you run into a problem manual inflate, or close the drysuit exhaust some and use that.

i like my Diverite He. Very easy to use. Supports mix. Does NOT penalize you all that much for deeper stops. Made by a company that will prob. replace it if something go's wrong

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Jeff are you planning on getting certified?

yes you are

Make sure your harness is adjusted properly. Dont look at a web site on how to adjust it because it differs for everyone. Keep adjusting the harness until you are able to reach them. Adjust the bands if you have to but only slightly. Remember the start of the top band should be even with the...

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I'm going to reccomend Jeff Johnson. I did all of my technical training with him. Great classes. Great Guy....JD Jeff Johnson divesafety@verizon.net Annapolis, Md. IANTD Rebreather & Technical Cave Instructor Technical Training webpage: http://hometown.aol.com/divesafety/index.html

I think that sending an invite out on both here and tds would produce the best results. That way we could all meet and mabye come up with some ideas. I think after christmas would be best for me. how about u?

they shouldent be wet. I have had problems with my 200's as well. Both are a year old and i had bubbling out of the dry chaimber in one and a high pressure seat go on the other one. Got it fixed, checked the ip before the dive, it was....(waiting for a omg look) 300 psi. Have also had one...

I suppose it could be whatever the group wanted. What do you think? JD