Thread: Any Scuba Divers?

HI studio54,

Yep a landy man, and a keen diver when not surfing.

I'm 100k west of albany so let me know your plans. I don't have much time on my hands but advance notice may be the go.

Brett.

No longer a diver. I did it while living on Norfolk Island (and on a trip to Cairns) but not since coming back to live in Oz.

I must admit, it wasn't bad and it was always something I wanted to try but I'd need a very good reason to do it again.

I wish I'd sold all my gear years ago - now it's probably unsaleable.

Ron

a Dm myself - love it



and my defender.......

Instructor in Southern Sydney, ... brought my defender to carry all my crap

Also pro underwater videographer, so always underwater!

former commercial diver and marine scientist, I probably did 3-4k dives in 5 years - very rarely a recreational diver since changing professions. Still own all my own gear, highly unlikely to ever get rid if it... hate to say it, but recreational diving is boring as you do 'nothing' except look around. much more interesting if you go with a task to do

Depends on what you call boring,

I am now into the rebreathers, 100+ meter dives to wrecks that have never been filmed and we can count the number of divers ever on these wrecks on one hand..

Thats what drives me to get up in the morning, get in the cold water and go forth and dive ...

But you can never stop learning about the critters!

Originally Posted by Cameron_Def

Depends on what you call boring,

I am now into the rebreathers, 100+ meter dives to wrecks that have never been filmed and we can count the number of divers ever on these wrecks on one hand..

Thats what drives me to get up in the morning, get in the cold water and go forth and dive ...

But you can never stop learning about the critters!

I'd count videography as a 'task' did a bit myself back in the early 90's for the job - hardly broadcast quality, but that wasn't the purpose...

every dived the lonsdale wall in the rip at port phillip heads? awesome place for deep video work, but you have to be quick or you will end up in tasmania on the tide change...

Last dive i did was a fresh water dive in Lake Malawi east Africa, clear as a bell and fantastic visability, i have my advanced open water and keen to go again when i get a chance.