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kieranu · 30th July 2007, 11:55

Quote: (Originally Posted by Padipro)

Forget everything you ever learned about OC buoyancy control. IMHO buoyancy control on a CCR is the hardest thing to master. Everyone says it's completely different then OC but until you actually experience it for the first time you can't fully appreciate the differance(sic). I've got nearly 30 hours on the Meg now and I'm still struggling to get everything dialed in.

You're going to love diving the Meg, have a great time and keep us posted on how things go.

I'm in exactly the same position (I'm on about 40 hours and buoyancy just starting to get there but why do these OC divers insist on going up and down all the time

) and couldn't agree more.

30th July 2007, 11:55	#7 (permalink)
kieranu Apprentice Meg Pilot Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: WA, Australia Posts: 235	Re: New Meg diver in the works Quote: (Originally Posted by Padipro) Forget everything you ever learned about OC buoyancy control. IMHO buoyancy control on a CCR is the hardest thing to master. Everyone says it's completely different then OC but until you actually experience it for the first time you can't fully appreciate the differance(sic). I've got nearly 30 hours on the Meg now and I'm still struggling to get everything dialed in. You're going to love diving the Meg, have a great time and keep us posted on how things go. I'm in exactly the same position (I'm on about 40 hours and buoyancy just starting to get there but why do these OC divers insist on going up and down all the time) and couldn't agree more.
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