Chris, I always tell people to call Jarrod Jablonski. 904-454-0811. He can make those recommendations. I am not up to speed on who is doing what in training. Jarrod has his own network of good guys, and Jarrod has the best information. Jarrod actually does the most difficult dives himself so knows what he is talking about, holds all kinds of records , and is the best in the business in my opinion, and my opinion is based on seeing the obvious alternative in action and the fact that Jarrod is my own dive partner for everything that I do for the last ten years. His training agency is called GUE - Global Underwater Explorers. He is also WKPP Training Director, and used to be NACD TD. GUE has a web site http://www.GUE.com, and that phone number I gave you above is for their HQ in High Springs , Florida. Most people I will not dive with, but I can take students trained by JJ and do normal dives with them as if they were WKPP regulars and they perform flawlessly. This always amazes me. I did a 250 foot cave dive with two of them once as a graduation dive frrom a JJ gas course to get seme survey data corrected, and I took a couple of them with me one time to watch me while I dove an experimatnal rebreather - that is how good they are. People trained by most others we have to debrief, rerig, and retrain before we can use them to do anything without a cluster. Do not settle for baloney - go for the best. Chris Gregory wrote: > > Which is the agency of choice for training and information and is there > a DIR facility in the Northern NJ/NYC area? Also looking for info on > heliox divingany suggestions on deco software. > Thanks, > Chris -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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