Holy cow T2T is dead. Maybe this will help.
I've recently come to the conclusion I became a technical diver totally on accident and now I'm getting invites to do dives that require support divers.
So here's some questions for the group.
How did you get into technical diving?
What is your favorite technical dive? (if you have a favorite rec dive that's cool to add in too)
Any future goals with technical diving?
What is one piece of equipment you really want?
So for me.
How did you get into technical diving?
Never considered it just wanted to be a good diver and kept taking classes and before I knew it I was doing deco procedures and the rest is history. I think the love of diving and seeing new stuff kept me coming back for more and the experiences always reinforce my desire to dive more.
What is your favorite technical dive? (if you have a favorite rec dive that's cool to add in too)
I got to do Eagle's nest this spring and that is an awesome system but my favorite dive is a the Princess Kathleen in Alaska max depth 150' with about 300' of shipwreck to explore, stern steering station on a day with good vis I could just sit there all day looking at it pondering the stories that some of the mates probably swapped there while smoking or whatever.
Any future goals with technical diving?
Keep doing it as long as possible for me. Don't have any desire to go supper deep or do anything crazy. Found a wreck at 365' I'm interested in but risk/reward isn't there while I've got little ones at home.
What is one piece of equipment you really want?
Camera with a housing capable of handling real depth. I've played with friends camera's some but never enough to get anything good and I've seen so much cool stuff I'd really like to share with friends and family.
Okay you guys are up.
Josh
I've recently come to the conclusion I became a technical diver totally on accident and now I'm getting invites to do dives that require support divers.
So here's some questions for the group.
How did you get into technical diving?
What is your favorite technical dive? (if you have a favorite rec dive that's cool to add in too)
Any future goals with technical diving?
What is one piece of equipment you really want?
So for me.
How did you get into technical diving?
Never considered it just wanted to be a good diver and kept taking classes and before I knew it I was doing deco procedures and the rest is history. I think the love of diving and seeing new stuff kept me coming back for more and the experiences always reinforce my desire to dive more.
What is your favorite technical dive? (if you have a favorite rec dive that's cool to add in too)
I got to do Eagle's nest this spring and that is an awesome system but my favorite dive is a the Princess Kathleen in Alaska max depth 150' with about 300' of shipwreck to explore, stern steering station on a day with good vis I could just sit there all day looking at it pondering the stories that some of the mates probably swapped there while smoking or whatever.
Any future goals with technical diving?
Keep doing it as long as possible for me. Don't have any desire to go supper deep or do anything crazy. Found a wreck at 365' I'm interested in but risk/reward isn't there while I've got little ones at home.
What is one piece of equipment you really want?
Camera with a housing capable of handling real depth. I've played with friends camera's some but never enough to get anything good and I've seen so much cool stuff I'd really like to share with friends and family.
Okay you guys are up.
Josh