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whitrzac 07.28.2009 10:34 PM

got my scuba cert. today
 
playing with the fishes is fun:party:

damn, another expensive hobby...:whip::angel:


anyone want an e-maxx with a HV 4.5??:lol:

rustyj 07.29.2009 10:57 AM

Enjoy
 
Have fun, dive often, be safe.

Great sport, yes it can get expensive, having all of your own equipment will help cut your ongoing costs.

If you need any, I have extra equipment I could be persuaded to trade for RC stuff.

rusty

Andrew32 07.29.2009 11:14 AM

CONGRATS!!! wahoo....

+1 on being expensive....i tihnk i spent over 3000 total so far....and i just got my open water certification a few months ago

bdebde 07.29.2009 03:25 PM

I didn't even know you could scuba in WI, :lol:

whitrzac 07.29.2009 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by bdebde (Post 308449)
I didn't even know you could scuba in WI, :lol:


its not that cold, during the summer...

a dry suit makes ice diveing fun:yes:

_paralyzed_ 07.29.2009 10:42 PM

that's awesome. There are some great jobs you can get too. an ex-gf of mine used to do underwater welding, and before that she did theft recovery diving in the abandoned mine pits of northern MN. had to let her go as she ate too much "hotdish" (casserole for any body not in the midwest) and exceeded me in mass.

back to the point, Congrats man!

BL-revo 07.30.2009 06:07 PM

i have just got back from Kas in turkey and have to say the diving is amazing.
i just got my padi advanced open water and did 10 dives in total (5 extra dives)
i did the wreck, peak performance buyoancy and night dive as well as the deep dive and navigation compulsory dives.
if you haven't done a night dive yet i can highly reccomend it, it's a bit weird when you 1st go down but after a while you get used to it. all the fish were "sleeping" and it was so cool to see 100's of them floating motionless.
cost in the UK is a huge factor. you may say you have it bad but double/triple the cost for just about everything in diving in the UK :lol:
what dives have you lot done?

whitrzac 07.30.2009 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BL-revo (Post 308843)
i have just got back from Kas in turkey and have to say the diving is amazing.
i just got my padi advanced open water and did 10 dives in total (5 extra dives)
i did the wreck, peak performance buyoancy and night dive as well as the deep dive and navigation compulsory dives.
if you haven't done a night dive yet i can highly reccomend it, it's a bit weird when you 1st go down but after a while you get used to it. all the fish were "sleeping" and it was so cool to see 100's of them floating motionless.
cost in the UK is a huge factor. you may say you have it bad but double/triple the cost for just about everything in diving in the UK :lol:
what dives have you lot done?

just the basic training one and a evning "fun" dive...

BL-revo 07.30.2009 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whitrzac (Post 308877)
just the basic training one and a evning "fun" dive...

cool are there good spots to dive near you?

whitrzac 07.30.2009 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BL-revo (Post 308878)
cool are there good spots to dive near you?


devils lake state park is a few min away, IDK any other places...

simplechamp 08.01.2009 11:46 AM

Go scuba! I got my certification 10 years ago and have loved diving ever since. The Great Lakes are in my backyard (literally and figuratively) and there are tons of cool shipwrecks to dive.

I do like the ocean better, when I'm in FL we go down to the keys and the coral and fish are just amazing. Plus you don't need a wetsuit!


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