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Herman has a great deal of experience working with (very) used equipment (aka vintage) and his words are to be heeded. I agree with the comment that...
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In the picture above I'm on the right. To the left is my Egyptian Dr scuba buddy Sam, above is a sandtiger and to the back is the stern of the Proteus off Cape Hatteras NC, summer 2006.
I spent my first 10 years in Germany, my first intro to scuba was around age 8 in a resort pool in the Netherlands. They had aquariums only visible from under water, and I was blown away to be able to stick my head under water and still breathe.
I moved to NC in March 1996 where I took classes up to divemaster, and I moved to Oahu in June 2010 where I completed my IDC, currently working for Aaron's Dive Shop in Kailua. Fundies is next on the list, hopefully in February.
GO HEELS!
University of
National
Champions
Location:
Oahu
Interests:
triathlons, camping, kayaking, golf
Occupation:
instructor for Aaron's in Kailua, and a less fun job to pay rent
Gender:
Male
Dive History:
Oahu, NC/SC/VA coast and quarries, Florida (coast, springs, Keys), BVIs, Barbados
Certification Level:
OWSI
# of Logged Dives:
200 - 499
Dive Classification:
Instructor / Assistant Instructor / Dive Master / Dive Con
Years Certified:
Six - Ten Years
Dive Equipment:
Zeagle 50D w/ 7 ft hose, Scubapro Jetfins, Dive Rite mask, Oceanic VTpro (in gauge mode), Oxycheq MachV, OMS alu plate, hog harness, Worthington steel 100s, DAN SMB
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