
- Last Activity:
- Oct 11, 2017
- Joined:
- Aug 30, 2008
- Messages:
- 1,316
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- 130
- Trophy Points:
- 63
- Birthday:
- May 28, 1985 (Age: 35)
- Location:
- Medora, North Dakota
- Occupation:
- National Park Ranger
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About
- Birthday:
- May 28, 1985 (Age: 35)
- Location:
- Medora, North Dakota
- Occupation:
- National Park Ranger
- Gender:
- Male
- Certification Agencies:
- PADI, Pacific Wilderness
- Dive History:
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Southern California Diver
Palos Verdes Peninsula, Redondo Canyon, Catalina Island, Santa Cruz Island, Laguna Beach
- Certification History:
- Advanced Open Water 2010, Equipment Repair/Maintenance Specialty 2009, PADI Open Water 2009
- Certification Level:
- Advanced Open Water
- # of Logged Dives:
- 200 - 499
- Dive Classification:
- Just An "Average" Diver
- Years Certified:
- Three Years
- Dive Equipment:
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Current Gear:
BCD: Salvo Backplate, Hogarthian harness, Oxycheq mach V 30 lb wing, Oxycheq single tank adapter, Dive Rite steel buckle tank bands
Regulator: Aqualung Legend LX w/ACD reg, Hog D1 primary, Mk2 R190 pony
Computer/Gauges: Suunto D4 Wrist Computer, Scubapro Brass SPG, Oceanic Wrist Compass
Thermal Protection: BearSkin Wet Suit/Hood/Gloves/Boots, Pinnacle Undersuit
Mask: Oceanic Shadow Mask "Black"
Camera setup: Canon G10 Camera and Ikelite housing w/Dual Handle Tray, 2 DS-51 TTL strobes w/ball socket arms, Fantasea 44LED focus/video light
Vessel: C12 Caribe Runabout w/ Tohatsu 25hp 2 stroke outboard
All other gear: Zeagle Ranger BCD, Oceanic Pro BCD, Olympus 530zoom Camera and PT-107 Housing, Scubapro Jet Fins w/Spring Straps, Worthington HP Steel 100 Tank, Sherwood Valved Clear Coated Alu80 Tank, UWATEC 2 gauge console
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