On a related note, being an outboard mechanic might be worth even more. Does anything onboard need more attention than outboards?
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On a related note, being an outboard mechanic might be worth even more. Does anything onboard need more attention than outboards?
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I think it depends on where you are. I see a lot of diesel inboards in some areas, outboards elsewhere.
In my area, there is a good marine engine repair program that I plan to enroll in for my future dive op. The most consistent piece of advice I've received is "know how to fix your own stuff."
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