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    Nice Job Jeff! Quite a number of accomplishments and dives! in 2 years.
    Are you preparing for DM? That would be your next logical step towards
    a prefessional career? Keep up the hard work... Dive dive dive...

    Cheers,
    Lars

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    "Let's go Diving"

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    only time will tell if i do the dm or not. for right now i have no plans to do it. but only time will tell. i might do it in the near future though. i'd like to at some point. it'll be nice to add that title under my belt as well

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    PADI DM
    PADI Drysuit
    PADI O2 Admin
    PADI EAN diver
    EFR,
    BSAC SD
    RYA Advanced Powerboat
    RYA Marine VHF
    Merchant Marine Sea Survival

    187 dives and counting!

    Next will be TDI Advanced nitrox and Deco procedures then PADI IDC.
    Last edited by rubber chicken; 03-11-2007 at 02:51 PM. Reason: forgot that i had a nitrox ticket
    SSMD Diver.

    Today is a good day to Dive.

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    Hmmm.....let's see.....

    PADI Master Scuba Diver - 2005
    PADI Boat Diver (I know....) - 2005
    PADI U/W Photographer - 2005
    PADI U/W Navigator - 2005
    PAID Rescue Diver - 2005
    ARC/AHA CPR - Continuous since 2000
    ARC/AHA First Aid - Continuous since 2000
    AHA AED - 2005
    PADI Nitrox Diver - 2004
    REEF Fish ID - 2003
    REEF Creature ID - 2003
    PADI AOW - 2001
    NAUI Scuba Diver - 2001
    SSI OW - 1987

    Looking forward....
    PADI Divemaster - Summer 2007?

    Cards are cards. The only training above that I thought wasn't very useful was Boat, and it was a freebie. Even at that, the wife gained some training in tying knots during the boat class. I was just reviewing stuff I already knew, so I guess it wasn't completely useless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gobfish1 View Post
    just remember , boys and girls

    You can buy the gear, you can buy the cards and if you kiss the right ass, you can buy the boat ride but you can never buy experience.
    AMEN TO THAT!!

    you can add undewater wisdom to that line . .

    PDIC Instructor Trainer
    TDI NITROX instructor/deco/extended range . . trimix by mid this year . . hopefully . . Limited viz/night/nav/deep/medic-first aid/CPROX/rescue/Dive Supervisor. .blah blah . . and unofficially, wreck (trained, but didn't get the c-card). .

    number of logs? dunno. . .stopped logging at a thousand dives back in 2000. but that would include my training dives. yep. i log my training dives. that way i remember who did what as well as track underwater behavior of students for future reference. that's the only thing i log nowadays. call me a control freak . . am proud of it!

    to the newbies, log your dives. i wish i didn't stop logging them. now it's hard to start again . .
    keep breathing . . .

    jay

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    i'm guessing ur pinoy?
    keep breathing . . .

    jay

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    umm,

    SSI DiveCon Instructor
    SSI Rescue Instructor
    React Right forst aid (undergoing instructor course)
    Wreck diving
    navigation
    night/limited vis
    SSI eanx instr
    DPV diver
    underwater naturalist
    u/w scientific diving instructor
    ANDI SafeAir Instructor
    ANDI Technical safeair diver+ERD
    IANTD Technical+normoxic-tir-mix +Trimix tech diver
    undergoing aprentiship for IANTD advanced EANx instructor
    search and recovery diver Israeli police force volenteer
    search and recovery instructor
    computer specialty instr
    drysuit diver
    u/w photography
    deep diving specialty instructor
    Israeli Star of David O2 provider
    Dep diving afety officer at institute for marine science Eilat Israel
    close to 3000 dives


    thats it i think.

    i fully agree with you gobfish1
    unfortunately one sees people with lots of money and no experiance.

    i have been in the diving induistry for 8 years
    i have had the displeasure to have seen IT's "made" in 3 years

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    Padi O.W.
    Padi A.O.W.
    working on nitrox.

    Im kinda new to diving. Got my first cert. 6 months ago. Only 22 dives...But, I got my eye on lars2923's list!!

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    Hi divers, well I am not going to go head to head with the list of cert cards here, but a little about me and my diving style.
    I have over 1000 dives life time and dive from 25 ft shore and river dives to cavern, and off shore wrecks
    I dive single AL80 up to CCR.
    Now the controversial part, my CCR is of my own design.
    I work in the compressed air industry in new product development and with breathing air system design for over 20 years.
    So before you go off saying this guy is nuts and will kill himself on a self built Rebreather, I have the back ground to design and build what I fell are better than commercial units.
    I do not expect you to agree with my above statement as for I am only one man with one mans opinion, but its mine, and my safety is also mine as well.
    What I have done is taken all the data that I have researched on commercial made CCRs and make every attempt to design out the known flaws of each unit to make an even better CCR.
    OK by now you are most likely saying man this guy has a big head and is probably complacent, well that is not the case and that is what will get you killed.
    Sure I have a stack of c cards, spent good money just to go through the motions and get the next c card, but I agree with =
    Just like quoted before in prior post there is no replacement for experience.
    You are responsible for your own safety.
    This is my dive style.

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    Every good rebreather was designed by one guy......don't be so hard on yourself....Dave Sutton designed the Inspiration rebreather, and look where it is now!

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