On Fri, 15 Apr 1994 ddoolett@me*.ad*.ed*.au* wrote: > We have taught ourselves, drawing on a > knowledge base derived from a great deal of operational experience (I > am the baby of the group with only 15 years diving), information kindly > and freely given by anyone we have asked, and my background as a diving > medical technician and physiologist with a long term interest in diving > medicine. As it stands now, we mix our own gases, service our gear, > write our own tables etc. and are a self-contained group. I am sure > there are others out there doing this, it is not that hard. I suspect > existing ANDI or IANTD course would be of limited educational value to me and > other such people. My only motivation for getting ANDI or IANTD > certification would be if such was necessary to by a gas mix or get > access to a dive site outside of my own stomping grounds. I believe > such self-regulated certifications for technical diving are necessary, > this has been proved by the CDAA which has eliminated cave diving deaths > in Australia since its inception in 1974, but motivated by wanting to > channel finite resource (time and money) most effectively I would like > to avoid doing any technical diving courses that duplicated what I have > taught myself. I would appreciate hearing from any ANDI, IANTD or others > about how I might get appropriate certification. Ditto. Aloha, Richard Pyle
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