Hello from San Diego

billcreasy2 · 18th July 2007, 10:48

Hello all! I just joined the site last night, and I'm eager to get into the rebreather world. I'm an SSI Instructor Certifier and Tech/Cave diver through TDI and GUE. I'm the owner of San Diego Underwater Adventures (SDUA); visit our web site at SDUA Home Page.

Could anyone out there lead me to some research on the various rebreathers available; perhaps a good article comparing/contrasting the various brands? I'm new to the rebreather world, and I'd like to do a lot of primary research before jumping in with both fins!

I'd like to know personally, and I'd also like to know so we might incorporate rebreather sales/training into our shop.

Bill Creasy
President and Training Director
SDUA

Lake_Tahoe_Diver · 18th July 2007, 18:37

welcome to the group. You might want to search the archive here. There has been alot of comparing of the units. What most find out is that each unit is good at doing a certain tasks. There is not a single unit that cover all the tasks. So find one that meets your needs and get a test dive somewhere and see if you like it.

Not2Deep · 18th July 2007, 19:50

Mr. Creasy has one of the best dive centers I have been around. Great folks, great service.

Welcome.

PnL · 19th July 2007, 04:46

I have to agree with Clint. I am a client/customer of SDUA and Dr. Creasy has set up, not only a dive shop, but a gathering place where local divers can meet, discuss and share diving. He's also got a great business model & philosophy and the best deal on gasses you can find (at least for OC ;))

I'm glad to hear that he is on RBW as its the right place to learn more about CCRs. It will also be good to have a local shop carrying rebreather gear.

Welcome aboard!

Paul

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billcreasy2 New Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 1	Hello from San Diego Hello all! I just joined the site last night, and I'm eager to get into the rebreather world. I'm an SSI Instructor Certifier and Tech/Cave diver through TDI and GUE. I'm the owner of San Diego Underwater Adventures (SDUA); visit our web site at SDUA Home Page. Could anyone out there lead me to some research on the various rebreathers available; perhaps a good article comparing/contrasting the various brands? I'm new to the rebreather world, and I'd like to do a lot of primary research before jumping in with both fins! I'd like to know personally, and I'd also like to know so we might incorporate rebreather sales/training into our shop. Bill Creasy President and Training Director SDUA Last edited by billcreasy2 : 18th July 2007 at 23:03.
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18th July 2007, 18:37	#2 (permalink)
Lake_Tahoe_Diver Enjoying the silence Prism Topaz Kiss Sport Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Reno, Nv. (Lake Tahoe) Posts: 246	Re: Hello from San Diego welcome to the group. You might want to search the archive here. There has been alot of comparing of the units. What most find out is that each unit is good at doing a certain tasks. There is not a single unit that cover all the tasks. So find one that meets your needs and get a test dive somewhere and see if you like it.
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Not2Deep New Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 7	Re: Hello from San Diego Mr. Creasy has one of the best dive centers I have been around. Great folks, great service. Welcome.
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PnL RBW Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 195	Re: Hello from San Diego I have to agree with Clint. I am a client/customer of SDUA and Dr. Creasy has set up, not only a dive shop, but a gathering place where local divers can meet, discuss and share diving. He's also got a great business model & philosophy and the best deal on gasses you can find (at least for OC ;)) I'm glad to hear that he is on RBW as its the right place to learn more about CCRs. It will also be good to have a local shop carrying rebreather gear. Welcome aboard! Paul
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