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well after much reading and debating I have ordered
The Fundamentals of Better Diving
this book so what am I in for . maybe you all are right
time for a DIR forum
Ckharlan66@insightbb.com
Don't use logic with me. It just confuses me and angers you.
Come Dive with The Kentucky Piranha Patrol....If you call them Blue Gill you haven't been diving in Kentucky!!!
I read it recently and use it as a point of reference. Its actually quite a balanced book and is a lot more forgiving than some of the zealots on the boards.
It is a great book. I have read it about 10 times already. As a matter of fact, it is sitting here on my desk at work so I can read it again if I get bored.
When you get done with that, take a look at The Fundamentals of Technical Diving.
Even if your not a Tech diver, the Planning and Proceedures Section is a great referance.
It also gives you a very good grounding of gas mixes.