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s75952004 · 26th October 2005, 13:50

hi stuart
thank you .
I should haved explained my self futher ,so he goes. I started diving 2 years ago ,fell in love with the caverns in flordia.last fall I dove the sask, and got my ssi wreck card .I was talking to a tdi instructor about doing that dive on twin 100cubic and what tdi wreck course.twins was the way I was heading,since my buddy has gone to evolution Rebreather ,I have been gathing info on them .since I live in canada the cost of training and Rebreather is real close to $15,000 which I do not have laying around . I will dive and get trained hopefully next year .as for the type of person I am very safety person both in my job as well with diving, always checking my kit as you brits say.

26th October 2005, 13:50	#6 (permalink)
s75952004 New Member Current Rebreather/s: Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: canada Posts: 45	Re: Rebreather,wreck,stages,deco hi stuart thank you . I should haved explained my self futher ,so he goes. I started diving 2 years ago ,fell in love with the caverns in flordia.last fall I dove the sask, and got my ssi wreck card .I was talking to a tdi instructor about doing that dive on twin 100cubic and what tdi wreck course.twins was the way I was heading,since my buddy has gone to evolution Rebreather ,I have been gathing info on them .since I live in canada the cost of training and Rebreather is real close to $15,000 which I do not have laying around . I will dive and get trained hopefully next year .as for the type of person I am very safety person both in my job as well with diving, always checking my kit as you brits say.
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