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I was born in Indonesia and I always love the ocean. I was lucky enough when I was young my uncle owned Melintang island in thousand island area north of Jakarta. I started scuba dive when I was 10 years old and boy, back then the coral reefs was awesome. I was ignorant and I didn't have any certification. My mom brought me to scuba club but PADI could not enrolled me since I was below minimum aged. The island always have full scuba gear and I dove without any BC or wetsuit. I dove just with my trunk, AL80, fin, mask and snorkel. During the financial crisis the island was sold and I decided to take PADI in 2002.
I have been diving around Monterey at least twice a month when the swell condition is reasonable. I usually dive early morning (in the water by 7:30 am) since I go back to my work in a semiconductor company. I spend time with my family during the weekend so very rare weekend trip.
Location:
Cupertino, CA
Interests:
Golf, mountain biking
Occupation:
Engineer
Gender:
Male
eBay User Name:
cm5n
Blog / MySpace URL:
http://divefoodgolf.blogspot.com
Certification Agencies:
PADI
Dive History:
Monterey, Bali, Cozumel, Raja Ampat
Certification History:
Open Water, Advance Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue Diver
Certification Level:
Rescue Diver
# of Logged Dives:
100 - 199
Dive Classification:
Just An "Average" Diver
Years Certified:
Six - Ten Years
Dive Equipment:
MK16-250GV SP. KnightHawk BC, Apollo Bio Fin, HP80 Steel, Nova Scotia Scubapro semi dry
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