wrecktek
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IMHO I think it should be only one or 2 that a person dives often - notice i didnt say regularly - Many Old time instructors may be certified on many units but really only dive one particular unit with any regularity to be truly competent with that one unit. If you have a instructor diving a different unit then you are diving in your course - i would ask for my money back. Some still do this because a training agency may allow it and a long tie ago it was a necessity since the actual number of rebreather instructors was truly small. Most of the old instructors are certified on many units because they picked a unit some time ago and as their needs or the market changed they changed units. Its best to ask what unit does that instructor typically dive when they are not teaching a course. It come down to experience with a particular unit, not the number of units. - just some thoughts for discussion.....
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---------- Post added November 29th, 2013 at 06:57 AM ----------
CHEEZZZZ - i need to proof read the post before i hit reply... I regularly and often need to be reversed and can you say spell check
Can i blame it on too much turkey and not enough coffee.....
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---------- Post added November 29th, 2013 at 06:57 AM ----------
CHEEZZZZ - i need to proof read the post before i hit reply... I regularly and often need to be reversed and can you say spell check
Can i blame it on too much turkey and not enough coffee.....
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