Insane

dont be mean kay lol

Im sure PADi who is "more pro" than all of us combine knows better if AOW required more dives experience before it can be taken up, they would have done so..

This post has been edited by Sham903n: Aug 11 2016, 09:35 AM

Rooms at Salang pretty much all also "just go and sleep" type

actually it has, if i recall its 50 logged although i noticed not all PADI 5 star shops list them which is a bit tad odd..

Haha.. guess I need to bring my own shieldtox. At nite where to hang out ah?..
Before this always lepak Tekek only never to Salang.

If I'm not mistaken. It is minimum 40 logged dives for dive master course.

Highly doubt Padi standards is min 50 for AOW.

Some instructors I know do implement their own min logged dives for rescue course. Some dive sites are generally more challenging and naturally require more experience even for leisure divers, e.g. Komodo, Sophie wreck at Weh, magnet at Lombok and so on.

Haha Salang very small only. I guess the restaurant right in front of the jetty more happening at night. I also haven't been there lately, have been frequenting Tekek more last year.

woops my bad i just checked again from where i thought i saw it was 50,its actually master diver requires 50 logged at least according to sealantis,silly me

This post has been edited by KiraTomaru: Aug 11 2016, 11:02 AM

Honestly I still think your ideas are..... well I wouldn't use the word insane since it seem inaccurate.

One is required to have min 60 dives at the end of the DM course to be certified a DM.
Rescue diver is 40.

But honestly what would one know when you clock 40 dives?

That one is almost halfway to naked dive milestone

Probably going diving this weekend, weather forecast is looking great

stay home quietly la and shoot more milkyway

Not cold ahhhhh. Auckland cold gila.

shall i add to your vocabulary benign, outlandish, outrageous, off the charts, foolhardy?

oh dont worry about me,i was just answering @Sham903n , i wont be touching AOW myself until i get 50 dives anyways,so ner ner

This post has been edited by KiraTomaru: Aug 11 2016, 12:56 PM

Kinda like my experience when I was learning..

isnt this the lady who refused help and oddly enough ripped her mask out out of the blue after accidentally coughing her regulator out?

Wa... Looks scary...@@

She panic that's why ripped her mask out..

I had a similar experience when I first time go into the training swimming pool.
My BCD wasn't fully inflated when I went in and I sank to the bottom.. and panic since still not used to breathing through regulator..
The instructor didn't see me for a while since there were other students while I am stuck at the bottom and no matter how I kick also can't go up since the weights are pulling down..
When panic and no experience, will not remember anything...
Damn scary.. thought gonna die in a swimming pool.

Wow such green water.

What happen? Care to share about your experience? Just saw your reply

When a diver panics, such cases are not uncommon. You'll learn this during your rescue diver course. They also will rip your mask and regulator off your face and push you further into the water most of the time.

This post has been edited by munkeyflo: Aug 11 2016, 01:40 PM

What course should take to dive like this? Haha:D


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