Greetings and salutations

Steve S · 9th October 2005, 16:24

Hi all,

my name is Steve Summers and I'm 6ft Taurean with brown eyes GSOH and a opps sorry wrong forum

I'm 42 an ex firefighter married with 2 kids whom I have sold into slavery to pay for an Inspo' & mod 1 training which I start on the 5th November with MR diving, any tips and hints would be much appreciated and snaffled up with great gusto.

I have decided to hold off purchasing a unit in case I can't get on with it I figured that may be a wise move, just in case.

Apologies in advance for the dumb questions I will be asking in the very near future

Safe diving,
Steve

ROB DAVIE · 9th October 2005, 17:46

Steve,

Welcome to the "Dark Side" of diving, and welcome as well to Rebreather World.

This Board is the fastest growing and best resource for rebreather pilots in the world, thanks to the quality and capabilities of our membership who are willing to share info and experience in a friendly manner.

Don't be afraid to ask questions. We want you to find the answers needed to make your Rebreather diving experience as safe as it can be, and enjoyable!

Welcome aboard!!

Rob

Janos · 9th October 2005, 19:10

Hi there bro'

It sounds like you're making an excellent choice. However, (from what I've read here and elsewhere) expect the first couple of days to be a bit unusual.

Still, at least you know where your valves are!

Janos

Steve S · 11th October 2005, 09:32

Hi Rob/Janos

Thanks for the welcome unfortunately ATM the only thing I have got going for me on the CC front is knowing where the valves are

Safe diving,
Steve

9th October 2005, 16:24	#1 (permalink)
Steve S New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Not Bought Yet Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Derbyshire England Posts: 15	Greetings and salutations Hi all, my name is Steve Summers and I'm 6ft Taurean with brown eyes GSOH and a opps sorry wrong forum I'm 42 an ex firefighter married with 2 kids whom I have sold into slavery to pay for an Inspo' & mod 1 training which I start on the 5th November with MR diving, any tips and hints would be much appreciated and snaffled up with great gusto. I have decided to hold off purchasing a unit in case I can't get on with it I figured that may be a wise move, just in case. Apologies in advance for the dumb questions I will be asking in the very near future Safe diving, Steve
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9th October 2005, 17:46	#2 (permalink)
ROB DAVIE Administrator Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: HOUSTON, REPUBLIC OF TEJAS Posts: 1,120	Steve, Welcome to the "Dark Side" of diving, and welcome as well to Rebreather World. This Board is the fastest growing and best resource for rebreather pilots in the world, thanks to the quality and capabilities of our membership who are willing to share info and experience in a friendly manner. Don't be afraid to ask questions. We want you to find the answers needed to make your Rebreather diving experience as safe as it can be, and enjoyable! Welcome aboard!! Rob __________________ [SIZE=2]"CC Rebreathers will become a viable part of tech diving [U]WHEN PIGS FLY[/U]!!"--GI3[/SIZE]
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9th October 2005, 19:10	#3 (permalink)
Janos "Two Sheds" Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: East Surrey Posts: 579	Hi there bro' It sounds like you're making an excellent choice. However, (from what I've read here and elsewhere) expect the first couple of days to be a bit unusual. Still, at least you know where your valves are! Janos __________________ You can lead a horse to water but you can't climb a ladder with a large bell in both hands - Vic Reeves www.hellfins.com/shed
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11th October 2005, 09:32	#4 (permalink)
Steve S New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Not Bought Yet Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Derbyshire England Posts: 15	Hi Rob/Janos Thanks for the welcome unfortunately ATM the only thing I have got going for me on the CC front is knowing where the valves are Safe diving, Steve
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