If you want to spend tens of thousands of dollars you can buy your own boat, compressor, tanks and travel off the beaten path to dive or get certified and follow industry / governmental rules.
If you cannot figure out how to use a conventional inflator then your training is worth less than mine.
Show me the government rules you speak about????
link them if you can- the only ones you will find pertain to employment health and safety. You are BEING deceitful as a means to promote your opinion, you are confrabricating.
I am not the one telling people what type/design of inflator they can use.
Whats next' on your hit list...... no octo inflator?
My training cost was 12,000baht, what it is worth depends on its use; be about 34 baht a dive ATM. I only got it to dive on charters whilst on holidays overseas, like so many other long time divers that started in and before the 1970's. I have 350 odd "stamped logged" dives in the last 4 years, probably have 10,000+ unlogged, you cannot hide your form under the water surface, but its easy to spruce and spiel above it!
If you had just said- I prefer the simple, rightside shoulder mount, hose type, bcd inflator as it is the most common and lest like to fail- I would of liked what you had said!
Using imaginary "rules" in a matter of fact way, doesn't validate your opinion, it only devalues your contributions to this forum, goodnite Sir!
