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JJK · 4th November 2006, 17:21

That s the point, I have no objection to following the route of the GUE courses, I have actually started with DIR F last July, but retraining takes time, and long travel. Before going through T1 and T2 a good year can go by and before having the opportunity to go to the US for an RB80 course a year or two can go by. I can´t have the unit sit in the garage that time and not dive it...

Need training on the unit now, somewhere in the following months and in Europe as I believe that is the safest before undertaking more advanced dives. The motive I bought the unit is to go beyond the limitations of my actual OC dives in caves.

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JJK New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: May 2006 Location: Madrid Posts: 18	Re: First hours on the RB80 That s the point, I have no objection to following the route of the GUE courses, I have actually started with DIR F last July, but retraining takes time, and long travel. Before going through T1 and T2 a good year can go by and before having the opportunity to go to the US for an RB80 course a year or two can go by. I can´t have the unit sit in the garage that time and not dive it... Need training on the unit now, somewhere in the following months and in Europe as I believe that is the safest before undertaking more advanced dives. The motive I bought the unit is to go beyond the limitations of my actual OC dives in caves.
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