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I didn't start this thread to debate the merits of taking a "real drysuit class" versus "on-the-job training". I have read many of the threads regarding this debate, and as I stated when I started this thread, I will either take a class or work with an experienced diver. I am still deciding. Either way, I like to read all that I can about whatever it is I am involved in.
So if anyone has any good recommendations, send them my way.
Jonnythan - is that a real suggestion? I thought it was until Lubold laughed, so now I am not sure.
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