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About
- Gender:
- Male
- Home Page:
- http://www.youtube.com/user/LiquidWaterDiver
- Location:
- Finland
- Gender:
- Male
- Certification Agencies:
- CMAS, PADI, IANTD, PSAI, NAUI, TDI, FINNISH DIVING FEDERATION, DAN, SSI
- Dive History:
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I have done 350+ dives in drysuit and 300+ of those in side mount configuration: in open water, under ice, in flooded mines, through narrow sumps, in zero visibilty, with decompression gasses, for pay, for fun. I have 150+ overhead dives done, although mostly in mines or under ice. I have done 28 sump dives (a day counts as one) and 27 search and recovery dives. My specialty skill is diving in extremely bad visibility in confined overhead environments.
Some facts:
Longest dive: 2h at -3m
Shortest dive: 50 demanding seconds (a less successful ice dive)
Longest successful free dive: 57m, no fins
Shortest unsuccessful free dive: about 65m, no fins, blackout, with safety diver
Coldest dive: -1C water or -20C surface
Hottest dive: pH 2,9
Usual dive: +4C
- Certification History:
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2010: Learned to dive (with drysuit) CMAS
2011: Learned ice diving CMAS
2012: Introductory cave diver (sidemount) PSAI
------- Advanced recreational trimix (sidemount) IANTD
------- Trimix gas blender IANTD
2013: Sump diving course (sidemount) SSF (a caving club, not a dive cert agency)
------- Assistant instructor NAUI
2014: Full cave (sidemount, no equipment removal) PSAI
------- Trimix (sidemount, normoxic) TDI (but I actually read Deco for Divers)
------- Voluntary rescue service diver (recovery diver) Finnish divers federation
2019: Basic life support + first aid, oxygen first aid, on-site neurological assessment all renewed
------- Recovery diving certification renewed
2020: SSI Physics of diving - it was a sponsored free course; mostly same stuff as in CMAS *
- Certification Level:
- Cave diver / Ice Diver / Normoxic trimix
- # of Logged Dives:
- 200 - 499
- Dive Classification:
- Technical Diver
- Years Certified:
- Six - Ten Years
- Dive Equipment:
- Drysuit. Belt harness (sidemount: sump configuration). Helmet when usefull. Added wing where needed. Various cylinders: 7L or 12L and 1-2 deco cylinders where needed. Reel or crowbar or saw depending on task ;)
During my third freedive deep inside Swildon's Hole in 2010 I suddenly realized that I really want a S.C.U.B.A.
Confined zero visibility sumps have been my goal and motivation since the beginning.
Later I found search and recovery diving and underwater inspection to be rewarding forms of diving, too. Why just swim when you can do some real work?
These forms of diving have much in common: the visibility is **** if it exists, there are hidden dangers, equipment cost is low, you never know what you will find, and there are no crowds.Interact
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