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I guess I'm lucky. After ditching most of the gear I initially bought, I've been very happy with the gear that replaced it. I haven't had to upgrade...
Originally certified 1993. Completed NAUI Instructor certification Sept. 2002.
Location:
Ohio
Interests:
Water skiing, snow skiing, teaching scuba.
Occupation:
Being an annoyingly perky person :)
Gender:
Not specified
Certification Agencies:
NAUI
Dive History:
Originally certified 1993 at Wright State University in Ohio. Most of my diving has been in cold water in the local quarries and the Great Lakes but I've been to Nassau, Bahamas; La Paz, Mexico;Saba, NA; Cay Sal Banks on the Nekton Pilot and several places in Florida. My favorite dive location so far is Tobermory, Ontario although diving in Nassau with Stuart Coves is a close second.
Certification History:
NAUI OW 1993, worked through my certifications over the years and earned my NAUI Instructor rating in 2002
Certification Level:
Instructor
# of Logged Dives:
200 - 499
Dive Classification:
Dork Diver
Years Certified:
Ten Or More Years
Dive Equipment:
Viking Xtreme drysuit (love it--now)
Dive Rite G2500ICE regulator (love it)
Scubapro Ladyhawk bc (don't love it)
Rabbit ear hood by Terrapinwetsuits.com (LOVE it!)
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"I'm not a fan of summer storms. Between the lightening that might blow up my house or the tornado that might throw a cow through it, I don't sleep well." Steve_Dives
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