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I have been an active diver for over 30 years. I don't dive as much as I would like to but it seems work is always getting in the way. I met my wife in a dive shop and she has been my buddy for over 14 years now. I'm a bottom crawler and she is a hang and shoot (camera) so we work well togeather. Only problem is bottom time, I dive an 80 and she dives a 120 and I still have to cut my dive short because here "lungs" are a lot bigger than mine and she uses more air.... at least that's what she says LOL.
Location:
Back in El Paso, Texas with my Buddy (wife)
Interests:
Skydiving, flying, kayaking
Occupation:
I work for the Government
Gender:
Male
eBay User Name:
Dzscubie
Certification Agencies:
PADI, NAUI, SSI
Dive History:
Lets see, certified in North Carolina. I have dived Truc Lagoon, Guam, Sipan, Rota, Philippines, Okinawa, New Mexico Lakes, San Diego, Alaska (ice diving), Florida, Keys, Texas (lakes, caves), Sea of Cortez (
San Carlos), Cabo San Lucas, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, and a lot of other small lakes and rivers and things in the US
Certification History:
Open Water PADI in 1976, NAUI something is 1990, SSI equipment Tec in 90 something
Dive Classification:
Experienced Diver
Years Certified:
Ten Or More Years
Dive Equipment:
Zeagle Nite-Runner BC, USD SEA IV reg with Octopus, Monitor II main computer and Matrix back up
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