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Steve_C
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Steve_C

Divemaster, Male, from Raleigh, NC USA

Status is set by others and is therefore ephemeral. Jan 14, 2016

Steve_C was last seen:
Viewing thread How bad was this thing I did? (2nd dive ever), Oct 19, 2017 at 12:57 PM
    1. PunkabillyTurk
      PunkabillyTurk
      Steve, I saw your post in the moderation thread about defending your split fins. I have split fins but am a new diver with 4 dives to my name (all training dives). I would love to chat some more about your use of them, specifically with different finning techniques.
      Jan 25, 2017
      2. Steve_C
        Steve_C
        Started with spits and they serve me well. When I became a DM got stiffer fins but found did not really need and they were more work on my 70 year old legs. Went back to my splits. I am a relaxed diver. They are less optimal for certain types of kicks but I don't need those kicks. have a good SAC.
        Jan 25, 2017
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      Steve_C
      Status is set by others and is therefore ephemeral.
      Jan 14, 2016
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    Gender:
    Male
    Home Page:
    http://www.math.ncsu.edu/~slc
    Location:
    Raleigh, NC USA
    Occupation:
    Math Prof
    Gender:
    Male
    Certification Agencies:
    SDI, SSI, PADI
    Dive History:
    Primarily coast of NC, NC quarries, Florida Keys. Also Caymans, St. Thomas, Mexico, California, Vancouver, Greece, Hawaii, South Carolina, Florida. MIxture of wreck and reef. Marine life and casual photography interests.
    Certification History:
    PADI DM, SDI Solo
    Certification Level:
    DM, SOLO
    # of Logged Dives:
    200 - 499
    Dive Classification:
    Instructor / Assistant Instructor / Dive Master / Dive Con
    Years Certified:
    Ten Or More Years
    Stephen L. Campbell

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