MOD 1 and SixGill 101

Grizz · 1st August 2006, 18:55

Well its over I finished my MOD1 for the AP Evolution.
This is certainly a horse off a different color.
My first impressions were how odd breathing on the loop was
fallowed by the speed or lack their of to the reaction time it takes
for buoyancy adjustments to take place.
our instructor sad we were doing really well for are first dives
but it just felt weird. then when we went on our first dive to 100 feet
we get to the I beams a favorite spot to dive here in Seattle.
only to be greeted by a 8 -10 foot Six gill and she stayed with us for a good four min.
i got a little nervous when she stared heading past the instructor and in my direction
at about seven feet it turned to fade into the dark green water.
then came more skills and more of you know the rest.
All in all the class went really well i feel confident in my training but cautious.
Im glad I had some one with so much expeiance as an instructor.
Thank you Peter

Time to dive!

**wedivebc** · 1st August 2006, 22:55

Quote: (Originally Posted by Grizz)

Well its over I finished my MOD1 for the AP Evolution.
This is certainly a horse off a different color.
My first impressions were how odd breathing on the loop was
fallowed by the speed or lack their of to the reaction time it takes
for buoyancy adjustments to take place.
our instructor sad we were doing really well for are first dives
but it just felt weird. then when we went on our first dive to 100 feet
we get to the I beams a favorite spot to dive here in Seattle.
only to be greeted by a 8 -10 foot Six gill and she stayed with us for a good four min.
i got a little nervous when she stared heading past the instructor and in my direction
at about seven feet it turned to fade into the dark green water.
then came more skills and more of you know the rest.
All in all the class went really well i feel confident in my training but cautious.
Im glad I had some one with so much expeiance as an instructor.
Thank you Peter

Time to dive!

When I did my first Rebreather trainiing (first dive) we saw a GPO in an area I had dove 100 times before and not seen one there. Now I wish I could see a six gill this year.

1st August 2006, 18:55	#1 (permalink)
Grizz New Member Current Rebreather/s: Evolution Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: May 2006 Location: Seattle Wa. U.S.A. Posts: 41	MOD 1 and SixGill 101 Well its over I finished my MOD1 for the AP Evolution. This is certainly a horse off a different color. My first impressions were how odd breathing on the loop was fallowed by the speed or lack their of to the reaction time it takes for buoyancy adjustments to take place. our instructor sad we were doing really well for are first dives but it just felt weird. then when we went on our first dive to 100 feet we get to the I beams a favorite spot to dive here in Seattle. only to be greeted by a 8 -10 foot Six gill and she stayed with us for a good four min. i got a little nervous when she stared heading past the instructor and in my direction at about seven feet it turned to fade into the dark green water. then came more skills and more of you know the rest. All in all the class went really well i feel confident in my training but cautious. Im glad I had some one with so much expeiance as an instructor. Thank you Peter Time to dive!
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1st August 2006, 22:55	#2 (permalink)
wedivebc FIGJAM Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other CCR Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Inspiration Classic Sport Kiss Other CCR Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Vancouver Island BC Canada Posts: 1,336	Re: MOD 1 and SixGill 101 Quote: (Originally Posted by Grizz) Well its over I finished my MOD1 for the AP Evolution. This is certainly a horse off a different color. My first impressions were how odd breathing on the loop was fallowed by the speed or lack their of to the reaction time it takes for buoyancy adjustments to take place. our instructor sad we were doing really well for are first dives but it just felt weird. then when we went on our first dive to 100 feet we get to the I beams a favorite spot to dive here in Seattle. only to be greeted by a 8 -10 foot Six gill and she stayed with us for a good four min. i got a little nervous when she stared heading past the instructor and in my direction at about seven feet it turned to fade into the dark green water. then came more skills and more of you know the rest. All in all the class went really well i feel confident in my training but cautious. Im glad I had some one with so much expeiance as an instructor. Thank you Peter Time to dive! When I did my first Rebreather trainiing (first dive) we saw a GPO in an area I had dove 100 times before and not seen one there. Now I wish I could see a six gill this year. __________________ Cheers, Dave.... Man is the only animal burdened with the knowledge he will eventually die
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