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Jun 13 2012, 02:02 AM
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Hi guys, just wanna ask divers here, I been taking discovery scuba dive before, and I want to do my PADI OWD this year which I had planned to do it since back 2009, So, just wanna ask is there any recommended PADI dive shops near around KL areas that provides PADI OW course with good dive instructors?
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Jun 13 2012, 01:02 PM
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Jul 9 2012, 09:37 PM
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Hi guys, I visited this year MIDE event, it was amazing. I managed to acquire information for the dive shops of the OW course that they provided. After reviewing all the brochures I obtained during the exhibition, I still can't make up my mind because I want to take up OW course around this September and there's too many choices that is suitable for me. Can any divers here help or guide me up? Appreciate your help.....
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Oct 21 2012, 10:50 PM
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Hi guys, just want to ask scuba divers here for some friendly advice.
I'm planning to take my OWD course next year, and I just want to enquiry how long does it take to complete the entire course? because I need to schedule my college timetable soon. Thanks and have a nice day. Regards, DANIAL |
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Dec 19 2012, 11:36 PM
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Hi guys,
I just want to ask any divers here to share their knowledge of purchasing the equipment. I'll be enrolling my PADI OWD course mid next year, and currently I'm planning my budget towards the necessary equipment to be purchased that will use during the course such as wetsuits, fins, mask, snorkel etc. How much the budget will be affordable to purchase all the necessary scuba equipment? 1K or more than that? Thanks. |
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Dec 20 2012, 04:54 PM
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QUOTE(ericcc @ Dec 19 2012, 11:45 PM) read thru this thread and u will have your answers Thanks for the comment.. in a nutshell - use the dive centre equipment first. if u wanna buy - go for mask (esp if you are vision-impaired) and fins (cos rentals can be pretty uncomfy). once you decided that you're addicted, then you can buy the rest of the equipment. total cost? prob from 1,500 onwards, the sky's the limit... QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Dec 20 2012, 01:05 PM) There are different types of equipments. If you really wanna get, just get mask, fins and booties (for open heeled fins). Wetsuit also if you want to but it's not really important. A lot of people that dive in Malaysia just wear rashguard and surf pants. When you are really into it, then only you invest in the regulator and BCD, dive comp and also a dive bag maybe. Thanks for the comment. But I think fins and mask I need to buy because I try DSD before I can't find any suitable mask to fit in due to my nose is quite small. Depending on what your needs are. There are fins that are really cheap and there are fins that are like RM700. Wetsuits got thin, thick and really thick, long or short, cheapest around RM300 and some can go up to RM1000 and above. Mask also many types, branded or not-so-branded, got cheap ones that you can get for RM80 and expensive ones probably around RM300. BCDs, regulators all got many types also. Dive more first and make more friends, then talk to them and see which one you prefer before investing in the equipments. You're just taking OWD so just use rental equipments first. |
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Dec 21 2012, 01:15 AM
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QUOTE(b5n111 @ Dec 20 2012, 05:41 PM) danial92, Wow, that could be really hurt. Anyway open heeled fins will fit my because my legs are a bit longer along with booties... good start for deciding on mask n fins and i suggest open heeled fins with booties. the booties walk u past all surfaces under the sun with comfort, most importantly, preventing u fall down or injure urself on the wet and slippery boat after dive. i witnessed once a diver fell n hit her head on the beach onboard right after our dive. QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Dec 20 2012, 10:34 PM) For the mask, try getting Japanese brands one. My nose also quite small and hard to find masks that can fit nicely. So far I've found IST black color silicon mask to fit me perfectly. I was told Tusa mask are quite suitable for people with smaller and flatter nose, but I have not used one for diving yet. Really, is it TUSA's water sports products are a bit of expensive I guess? |
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