Dolphin Rebreather action.
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01-08-2004, 09:33 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
Then again with my ample bottom time (on the RB) maybe I would better serve the group as a safety diver
Your hired. ;D Jon
"Ignorance begets confidence more often than does knowledge." -Charles Darwin
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01-08-2004, 09:44 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
Bummer :'(
I just checked the Freediving section for the Freedive-a-palooza dates and I will be on the Heyboy diving Isle Royale July 23-26. I really would like to make it but I would be hard pressed to give up a 4 day weekend of shipwreck diving! Guess I should have looked before I leaped! We will just have to get together some other time. Chuck
Don't believe the hype!
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01-08-2004, 11:37 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
Chuck, that is too bad. I think the apalooza is going to be a lot of fun..
as for the rebreathers... I know v. little about them. I'm sure it would be the same old problem with me.. I really struggle with losing the streamlining and adding the bulk. (sounds like what I did over the holidays ) +.. you know.. I think I'm hesitant (seriously) about going deep with equipment other than just the fins and mask. Although I was comfortable scuba diving at -60' one time (totally dark, silted, & cold even).. maybe it's just getting there. :-\ o.k. so I changed the word "scared" to "hesitant" :-[ "thought I was fearless" Fred
Cold and dark down there huh?
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01-09-2004, 05:38 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
Fred,
Our pool is only 10ft (9 by most depth gauges and computers) so I would not go so far as to call it âdeep,â but I understand where you are coming from. Rebreathers are not for everyone and if you are happier with less gear then that is all that matters. We have a freediver who has joined a number of our trips (Cozumel, Walkerâs Cay Shark Dives, and this year Bonaire) and I have to admit it is impressive looking over your shoulder at 60ft on a wall and seeing a guy in only mask, fins, and snorkel swimming along with you. Freediving requires just as much discipline and control as any other type of diving (if not more) and it is definitely a skill I need to improve upon. I could say I free dove to 40 ft once but I would be exaggerating by a long 5 ft. That being said I feel obligated to talk about rebreathers again (after all we are in the RB forum) and if you ever develop more than idle curiosity about the RBâs please do not âhesitateâ to call me. Once you understand the way they operate they may seem less intimidating. Thatâs not a sales pitch or a challenge, just an open invitation. Safe (Free) Diving, Chuck Northrup Going Under Dive Center
Don't believe the hype!
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01-10-2004, 03:41 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
I just checked the Freediving section for the Freedive-a-palooza dates and I will be on the Heyboy diving Isle Royale July 23-26. I really would like to make it but I would be hard pressed to give up a 4 day weekend of shipwreck diving!
This could have been you Chuck! ;D
"Ignorance begets confidence more often than does knowledge." -Charles Darwin
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01-10-2004, 06:52 PM,
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
I don't know Jon, Tanya looks much better than I do in a bikini. In fact most of my rebreather students have told me the scariest part of the whole class was seeing me in a speedo. :o Chuck
Don't believe the hype!
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01-10-2004, 09:06 PM,
(This post was last modified: 01-10-2004, 09:06 PM by Freedive WI.)
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Re:Dolphin Rebreather action.
I was thinking that you would be on the Inspiration and we would have other, female, freedivers there that you would be spotting- though I can't promise that Tanya will show up.
However, if your into wearing bikini's who am I to judge? Jon ;D
"Ignorance begets confidence more often than does knowledge." -Charles Darwin
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