Natasha
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I went to the last two DEMAS. I skipped this one, since it's here in Houston next year.
So, how was it?
What did you see, learn, & do?
So, how was it?
What did you see, learn, & do?
How was DEMA?
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My wife and I went on Wednesday and I went again by myself on Thursday. It's the first time either of us had gone so I really don't have much to compair it with but I thought it was great and we both had fun. There was so much to see and do, so many people to talk with and just to many freebees to carry around all day. Getting a chance to see all the newest, latest and greatest equipment was the best part. Made my mouth water seeing all that new teckie stuff.
I posted a bunch of pictures I took if you're interested in seeing what it looked like.
Wish I could join you next year in Houston but I don't hink that's going to happen.
Scott
DEMA 2003
I posted a bunch of pictures I took if you're interested in seeing what it looked like.
Wish I could join you next year in Houston but I don't hink that's going to happen.
Scott
DEMA 2003
Jambi
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Thanks for the pics
Jambi
Jambi
Not a problem. Hope you enjoyed them.
Scott
Scott
OP
Natasha
Contributor
I've been to OWU in Chicago 6 times. Yes, Dema is close to the same thing.
It's a bit grander scale, maybe two or three times the size of OWU.
And it is set up to be for people in the dive industry to attend. But, like any business, because of money, it's very easy for the public to pay and to attend.
It's a bit grander scale, maybe two or three times the size of OWU.
And it is set up to be for people in the dive industry to attend. But, like any business, because of money, it's very easy for the public to pay and to attend.
blackice
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Doesn't look that full of people of stands.. but I maybe wrong. My fav pic was this one ...
http://groups.msn.com/Divelight/dema2003.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=264
http://groups.msn.com/Divelight/dema2003.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=264
The pictures were taken early Wednesday and Thrusday. I figured that more locals would have showen up on Saturday then during the week. It was still fairly crowed though, especially around some of the more popular exhibits.
I liked the H2 as well. Sure wish they were giving it away but it was only a loner from a local dealer with what appeared to be a removeable decal of the Akona frog.
Scott
I liked the H2 as well. Sure wish they were giving it away but it was only a loner from a local dealer with what appeared to be a removeable decal of the Akona frog.
Scott
Scott..... http://dive.scubadiving.com/talk/read.php?f=1&i=798265&t=798265
Fugu from Rodales, is asking for permission to use your DEMA photos in his report. I can pass it along to him or you can follow the link and talk to him yourself.
Thanks for the photos!
Fugu from Rodales, is asking for permission to use your DEMA photos in his report. I can pass it along to him or you can follow the link and talk to him yourself.
Thanks for the photos!
OP
Natasha
Contributor
Scott:
I think I forgot to thank you too. Great job on the photos and thanks for the report.
If you do end up coming here to Houston next year, let us know.
I think I forgot to thank you too. Great job on the photos and thanks for the report.
If you do end up coming here to Houston next year, let us know.
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