Hello Everyone

h2odragon1 · 22nd March 2006, 23:02

Hi!
My real name is John, I'm from Illinois USA. I have first dove in 2002 in Boracay in the Philippines, obtained my PADI OW cert. there. I obtained my AOW cert. later that year here in Illinois at Pearl Lake. My wife finnally got her OW cert. in Puerto Galera also in the Philippines, (she did her classwork here in IL). I find the rebreather concept facinating, at that is my goal for the future.
Looking forward to reading posts and learning more about Rebreathers.

ROB DAVIE · 22nd March 2006, 23:16

John,

Welcome to Rebreather World!! Dig in, read our articles, and scan our threads for information and pictures.

I would suggest you read a book like Jeff Bozanic's "Mastering Rebreathers" for a basic understanding of the subject. After that, try to identify what kind of diving you plan to do with a unit, and that will lead you to more specific questions that you can research here.

Again, welcome to the the best and friendliest rebreather site on the planet, and, thanks to our excellent members, the most informative!

Rob Davie
Rebreather World Admin

22nd March 2006, 23:02	#1 (permalink)
h2odragon1 New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Illinois usa Posts: 3	Hello Everyone Hi! My real name is John, I'm from Illinois USA. I have first dove in 2002 in Boracay in the Philippines, obtained my PADI OW cert. there. I obtained my AOW cert. later that year here in Illinois at Pearl Lake. My wife finnally got her OW cert. in Puerto Galera also in the Philippines, (she did her classwork here in IL). I find the rebreather concept facinating, at that is my goal for the future. Looking forward to reading posts and learning more about Rebreathers.
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22nd March 2006, 23:16	#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	Re: Hello Everyone John, Welcome to Rebreather World!! Dig in, read our articles, and scan our threads for information and pictures. I would suggest you read a book like Jeff Bozanic's "Mastering Rebreathers" for a basic understanding of the subject. After that, try to identify what kind of diving you plan to do with a unit, and that will lead you to more specific questions that you can research here. Again, welcome to the the best and friendliest rebreather site on the planet, and, thanks to our excellent members, the most informative! Rob Davie Rebreather World Admin __________________ [SIZE=2]"CC Rebreathers will become a viable part of tech diving [U]WHEN PIGS FLY[/U]!!"--GI3[/SIZE]
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