:doctor: Lets look another way at fgray1's poll and see what you consider as a experience indicator. (You may need to vote more than once on this poll just to see a more true result, please don't repeat you answer from your previous vote)
Hours and dive conditions/experience
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You can't vote more than once...........
but I would say that someone who has experienced a variety of diving conditions would tend to be a more able diver (more adaptable at least) than someone who only ever dives the local quarry or the warm-water reef while on vacation.
Also besides low vis, overhead, etc, you should have allowed for cold-water vs warm-water diving, etc.
but I would say that someone who has experienced a variety of diving conditions would tend to be a more able diver (more adaptable at least) than someone who only ever dives the local quarry or the warm-water reef while on vacation.
Also besides low vis, overhead, etc, you should have allowed for cold-water vs warm-water diving, etc.
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