Jim, > I don't think that spending money and preparing yourself for technical > diving have anything to do with one another. Not necessarily. But if you want to do a good dive course, the course will take a lot of time, a lot of dives and a lot of instructor time. For the instructor time and the dives you usally pay, in one way or the other. > What is very sad and wrong is the dimwits who expect that by sitting in a > classroom for a few nights and doing a couple of quarry dives prepares them > for doing extreme decompression diving under all conditions. Right. It is quite funny how they all try to cut edges, save time and money, do a quicker course not so many dives ... I Even caught myself trying do do it and I should know better. Just to save some bucks and hours, that is crazy. > If you do the above and do no further research on decompression theory, dive > medicine, gear, techniques and everything and anything you can get your > hands on, you qre either ignorant or have a death wish. Right again. No dive course can provide a brain. Greetings, Jens. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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