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Just read through 14 pages. I can't believe nobody has commented on it taking 8 months for an AN/DP class. No wonder she is redoing the worksheet. 240 days she should be able to transcribe the manual blind folded.
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Once you start doing tec dives ask around for instructor recommendations before you do ER. I would be willing to bet you can find a better instructor.
WHOA!!
You jumped to some incredible conclusions there.
One more time: I am making up the sheet because I am good with document forms. Period.
As for the eight months -- My instructor and his co-instructor have gone above and beyond to work with me and my hosed-up schedule. Add that I am a warm water wuss, and it was easy to push the dive schedule to the right. WE decided; it worked for us. *I* chose to get a drysuit and take time to work in that. *I* chose to go to a sidemount class before finishing up the deep dives, instead of renting BM doubles and gearing up in the water.
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One more time: I am making up the sheet because I am good with document forms. Period.
As for the eight months -- My instructor and his co-instructor have gone above and beyond to work with me and my hosed-up schedule. Add that I am a warm water wuss, and it was easy to push the dive schedule to the right. WE decided; it worked for us. *I* chose to get a drysuit and take time to work in that. *I* chose to go to a sidemount class before finishing up the deep dives, instead of renting BM doubles and gearing up in the water.
Whoa indeed!
I took twenty years to get a SPG and a BC and a log book
Twenty-four from YMCA Scuba Diver to NAUI "Advanced" (which was a good bit less of a course than the Y course I took originally).
Five years from cavern to full cave
Never got bored under water, haven't yet.
Take your time; enjoy!
Rick
Originally Posted by Jax
WHOA!!
You jumped to some incredible conclusions there.
One more time: I am making up the sheet because I am good with document forms. Period.
As for the eight months -- My instructor and his co-instructor have gone above and beyond to work with me and my hosed-up schedule. Add that I am a warm water wuss, and it was easy to push the dive schedule to the right. WE decided; it worked for us. *I* chose to get a drysuit and take time to work in that. *I* chose to go to a sidemount class before finishing up the deep dives, instead of renting BM doubles and gearing up in the water.
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