> In the wreck diving community, at least within north-east wreck divng, no such > specified training exists and we can use it. The cold, lack of vissibility, > current, depth and overhead environment make technical wreck diving different > but no less challenging than cave diving. Why then, is there no appropriate > wreck diving course(s)? > Philip Weissman Vewruy true: here in NY, Joe Divewru gets a PADI open Watewru cewrut for $89, and is then told he should dive the local wrecks. Oh course, he's not told that he will be dealing with 130 fsw dives in 55 def F watewru with strong currents and possibly large marine life (sharks). He is told that if he brings a brewuakeruw bar and venturewus inside the wrecks, he will find some rewually great stuff. I'm amazed that thewrue arewun't morewu incidents. -frank -- fhd@pa*.co* | One man's knowledge is another man's trivia. 1 212 559 5534 | 1 917 992 2248 | 1 718 746 7061 |
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