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Jesse ScottU.S.
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I can help you with questions about what to expect when learning how to SCUBA dive; how to select a good instructor and dive shop; and how to begin diving after you have been trained. I can help out with gear questions. I am always happy to discuss topics you learned in training but would like to know more detail. I can recommend additional training and books on SCUBA diving. I can discuss NC wreck diving also. I can also discuss what`s involved in learning becoming more involved in the sport and being a rescue diver, dive master, or instructor. NOTE!! I cannot answer medical questions because I am not a doctor. | |
Andy PhillipsHonduras
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I can answers questions about becoming a scuba diving professional and working in the recreational dive industry. | |
Mike GilesU.S.
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I am a Master Scuba Instructor with over 6000 dives. I can answer questions on general diving techniques, diving education and diver training. I can offer suggestions on the use and selection of proper dive equipment, general maintenance of dive equipment as well as diving equipment repair. I can also offer suggestions on air conservation techniques and buoyancy control. As a dive shop owner for 17 years, I can offer suggestions on starting/running a dive business. | |
JamesAvailable
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I have about 2000 logged dives. I am an instructor with a couple of agencies. I live in the carribean where I dive the sea and inland caves. I also have a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I am quite good at teaching proper techniques and mind control for diving success. I can handle all equipment questions regarding recreational diving. | |
Gustavo E. FloresPuerto Rico
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I`m a PADI Instructor with experience in the warm, tropical waters of the Caribbean. Feel free to contact me on questions regarding diving instruction and experience. | |
Gary ShonertCanada
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Hello,I will be able to answer your questions regarding oil field diving, commercial equipment,salvage diving,saturation and mixed gas diving, as well as deep diving tecniques,and it`s related physiology,treatment,and hazards. | |
Jeffrey LaneU.S.
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Commercial diving, offshore diving, inland diving, military diving | |
Henry P. BabcockU.S.
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Technical and repair expert in many different types of equipment and diving physics and physiology. Associate In Science Degree in Recreational SCUBA diving from SBCC Marine Diving Technology program. Several years diving experience. Repair technician for Aqua Lung America (U.S. Divers) | |
Trace MalinowskiU.S.
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I can answer questions about freediving, also known as apnea or breath hold diving, as well as questions concerning recreational and technical SCUBA diving including cave diving, mixed gas diving, DIR philosophy and career development. |
Hi Xavier, I'm sorry to hear that you're having problems with the certification course for your wife and kids. It's definitely not normal for this amount of time to pass between the conclusion of your
Hello Rodney, I really don't know if Capt. Mikalowski is still living. I know that the College has been closed for quite some time, but as to whether the Capt. is still living, or has passed on i am not
My apologies for a late (and probably mostly useless) response. I've been moving houses. You are correct about a strobe coming in handy, especially at depth. I don't have any specific advice for you
Hi Clive, Thanks for a very informative letter. You've done your homework well and I think you're definitely on the right track. I'll add my two-cents worth!! I think the best way to solve flexibility
Hi. I'm sorry to hear about your daughter's ear problems. I am not a doctor so it is inappropriate for me to give medical advice. Her ear may now have an infection. If it were my ear and I was having
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