Mixed Gas Meg Instructor Needed June 24th - July 3rd

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Looking for an east coast Meg mixed gas training course, preferably east coast (but looking at the midwest as well) for training anytime between June 24th and July 3rd, I am in the Rhode Island area and would like to keep it within a couple hundred miles of my local, however may be willing to travel if nothing else is available. Any Great Lakes Instructors please respond as well as I may be visiting home in the midwest.

Please contact me with details if interested.

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wedivebc

Thats just a little early to catch Leon, who will conducting a course out of Villiage Divers in NY around the second week in july. They are also doing the Doria on completion.

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Cheers,

Dave....

Man is the only animal burdened with the knowledge he will eventually die

silentscuba

Mel is teaching a Meg mixed gas class out here in Seattle ( in case you don't get anything else worked out) on July 27th,28th and 29th. Visit our web site at Silent Scuba Home. Flights are cheap and we can put you up at our house during the coarse.

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Curt McNamee
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mempilot

Call Jill Heinerth at 386-454-4497. She is in High Springs, FL (North Central Florida). The deep dives could be done in 40 Fathoms Grotto (240 ffw). She is an awesome instructor.

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Eric Stadtmueller, otherwise known as, MEM "Da Pilot"

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Thanks all for the suggestions. I'd really like to have the course before the 4th as I leave for a week for France on that date, then fly directly to Alaska for a month. The first trip is for a wedding, the second is work - so no training during that time. After Alaska I may be able to secure some training, but for work reasons would like to have it done before this travel. I will try Jill, however, I'd prefer to train in the northernish waters in which I dive.

I was hopeful that Andrew Driver, of Mad Dog Expeditions, could do the training, but he needs a couple more divers to make it worth time/expense. So if there are any other Meg/Inspiration divers out there that would like mixed gas training in the next couple of weeks I urge you to contact Andrew.

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dive2dive2000

As a cold water diver I have taken a few classes at 40 fathom grotto. Water temps are in the low 60's so you will need a dry suit. Its dark and deep so you will feel at home. Granted you do not need gloves and your undies will be on the light side, but when time is an issue you will never get blown out or be unnecessarily task loaded while learning how to fly your rig. I have seen some of the most renowned divers at our local freshwater quarry learning and getting comfortable with their Rebreather. Just my PPO2

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Safe Diving,
Martin