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Update: 8/24/08
THE SOS IS SEPTEMBER 7TH.
A RESCUE DIVER COURSE WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 15, 16, 27, AND 30. SIGN UP NOW IF YOU ARE, OR WILL BE, AN ADVANCED SCUBA DIVER. Call for details - 845-255-7446. OR Click HERE to Send E-mail to Deep-Six
You may have an interest in taking (or updating) a course in First Aid and CPR at the Deep-Six Dive Center. The course takes 1 day and the certification lasts for 2 years. Email or call us for scheduling a course. If you have others that are interested the date can be your call! For more information click on this link -> FIRST AID - CPR
Advanced Diving: All certified divers are welcome to participate. Call Deep-Six (845-255-7446) to schedule the dives you want to do. For more information go to: Advanced Courses
Mohonk: Visibility was about 12' on 8/23.
Minnewaska - Visibility was about 25' on 8/22.
If you would like to schedule a Nitrox class let Deep-Six know. The class requires a 1 day attendance from 0930-1630. There are NO required dives. Go to Nitrox for more information. Now is the perfect time to get your Nitrox certification. Call for details - 845-255-7446.
Go to Scuba Instruction and Certification for information about the scuba courses. The courses for 2008 are posted.
If you involved in Open-Water certification you will be diving in Mohonk for the 1st 2 dives and then in Minnewaska for the last 2.
Open-Water Dive Dates and Locations (for Open-Water and/or Advanced training):
Mohonk: August 23, September 3 .
Minnewaska: August 29, September 6.
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Call or EMAIL if you want to be added to any dives! All dives meet at 0930 at Deep-Six. For directions to Deep-Six check the textbook, Diving With Deep-Six in the chapter concerning Open-Water Diving.
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Information for diving from October through May:
In addition, if the water and/or air temperatures are below normal it is important to do the following to avoid becoming chilled:
Eat a calorie-loaded breakfast
Bring a calorie-loaded lunch such as 2 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (with hot soup.)
Bring a Thermos filled with hot water to put in parts of your wet suit, in your boots, and gloves.
Bring warm clothes, hat, and gloves.
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