sheck33
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http://www.fifthd.com/divestore/classes/classindex.html
this will give you info on the class, there will be a DIRF class in your area i'm sure. Just give'm a call
If you take the class be sure to let me know if you liked it!
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http://www.fifthd.com/divestore/classes/classindex.html
this will give you info on the class, there will be a DIRF class in your area i'm sure. Just give'm a call
If you take the class be sure to let me know if you liked it!
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sheck33
Thanks for the info. The content of the cource looks really good. However, the closest to me is in Sweden in September- no specifics (Sweden is a Very long country!). That's the time when I'll be doing the emergency responce cource. Furthermore, I don't really like the idea of bying all new gear just to take a course, which seem to be the requirement - or am I wrong?
Thanks for the info. The content of the cource looks really good. However, the closest to me is in Sweden in September- no specifics (Sweden is a Very long country!). That's the time when I'll be doing the emergency responce cource. Furthermore, I don't really like the idea of bying all new gear just to take a course, which seem to be the requirement - or am I wrong?
sheck33
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you dont really have to buy a new setup for this course, usually they will let you rent what you need. However doing DIRF in the regular setup most divers dive with will make you miss many of the unique and useful aspects of their setup, some exercises will be a lot harder to do especially air sharing. I know where you are coming from, i am in the proces of replacing most of my gear and it is expensive but i think it is well worth it, this gear change is going from driving a beetle to diving a porsche as far as i am concerned, many 'non-DIR' divers i dive with are impressed and very interested :mean:
landlocked
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Sort of. My greatgrandfather crossed the big water and settled here in the United States. We still consider ourselves danish. They say that 3rd generation imigrants are always interested in their roots. That would be true with me. I think I shall have to come for a visit someday.
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