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JimHar99
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Location:
Putnam County, NY
Occupation:
Computer Programmer

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JimHar99

Solo Diver, from Putnam County, NY

JimHar99 was last seen:
Jul 7, 2018
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  • About

    Location:
    Putnam County, NY
    Occupation:
    Computer Programmer
    Gender:
    Male
    Certification Agencies:
    PADI, SDI & GUE
    Dive History:
    Dive Trips: Bonaire(10X), Curcao, Roatan, St.Croix.
    Locally: Atlantic Ocean, LI Sound, Lake Minewaska, Dutch Springs.
    Certification History:
    PADI Certs: OW, AOW, Nitrox, EFR, Rescue, TDI.
    Certification Level:
    Rescue
    # of Logged Dives:
    200 - 499
    Dive Classification:
    Just An "Average" Diver
    Years Certified:
    Ten Or More Years
    Dive Equipment:
    DSS bp/w, Sherwood regs, Whites Fusion drysuit, Hollis F1 fins.
    Always wanted to dive, but never had the time. Finally got certified in 2004. I have been mostly a warm water vacation diver, but lately I have started doing some local diving also.

    On my dives with the group from Dive NY, here on ScubaBoard, I've discovered that colder water and low viz. can also be a lot of fun to dive in. There, I've said it, sign me up for a drysuit class...

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