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LEDiveVideo · 26th November 2007, 16:30

Hi everyone,

My name is Lisa, and I’m new to the forum. South Florida is where I call home and it’s a great place to dive! I work at my brother’s dive shop, Fill Express, and I do the product photography for our web sites, Dive Rite Express and Rebreather Express.

I’ve been diving the Dive Rite O2ptima for just over a year and have about 200 hours on it. Last April, just after my 50th birthday, I was CCR Trimix certified and have since taken the O2ptima to 310 feet (in the Caymans with DiveTech, also a great place to dive).

I was previously certified on the Drager Dolphin SCR rebreather in La Paz, Mexico. About six years ago, I first learned to dive on Johnston Atoll in the Pacific, and have about 450 logged dives.

I’m also an avid underwater videographer and am currently using a Sony HDR HC3 with a Seatools housing. You can watch some of my videos at LEDiveVideo.com.

I would love to hear from other women rebreather divers, or any thinking about becoming rebreather divers.

26th November 2007, 16:30	#1 (permalink)
LEDiveVideo New Member Current Rebreather/s: Optima Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Pompano Beach, FL Posts: 28	New member introduction Hi everyone, My name is Lisa, and I’m new to the forum. South Florida is where I call home and it’s a great place to dive! I work at my brother’s dive shop, Fill Express, and I do the product photography for our web sites, Dive Rite Express and Rebreather Express. I’ve been diving the Dive Rite O2ptima for just over a year and have about 200 hours on it. Last April, just after my 50th birthday, I was CCR Trimix certified and have since taken the O2ptima to 310 feet (in the Caymans with DiveTech, also a great place to dive). I was previously certified on the Drager Dolphin SCR rebreather in La Paz, Mexico. About six years ago, I first learned to dive on Johnston Atoll in the Pacific, and have about 450 logged dives. I’m also an avid underwater videographer and am currently using a Sony HDR HC3 with a Seatools housing. You can watch some of my videos at LEDiveVideo.com. I would love to hear from other women rebreather divers, or any thinking about becoming rebreather divers.
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