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Thread: PADI CD. Open water diving

 


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    PADI CD. Open water diving

    hi guys. remember when u start taking the course from padi. you have to watch the cd. and i remember watching and there is a part there that a DM threw a "small plane" something like that under water. it looks like a missile but its just a bigger than a ballpen. it can be thrown around under water, play with your buddy, what do you call it? and where can i buy it? thanks guys. i just wanna have fun under water.

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    I've got one, they are fun!

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    You can do a Google search for "Toypedo." We bought ours at Target.

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    those things are fun, and pretty entertaining too, especially when you throw it wrong and it suddenly changes directions halfway between you and your intended target
    Procrastinate now, don't put it off.

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    They are fun. So much fun, in fact, that mine is resting on the floor of the Cayman trench. Hint: they're for shallow water only.

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