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On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 00:01:48 +0100, Andy M Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
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P-Fish,
>>Did you take a "computer diving" course, Strike, before diving with
>>whatever computer you used? :-)))
ElPez said that.
>When I crossed trained from PADI AOW to BS-AC Sports, I had to complete
>numerous thoery modules & practical dives to get to a basic diver level;
>one of these modules was on computers.
A complete "course" on a "specialty" topic, is not quite the same as
a "module" on said topic in a Basic Diver course.
My PADI OW-I course "covered" ('mentioned, 'paid lip service
to', 'mentioned in modules') DOZENS of topics that are treated in
Specialty Certification courses, but that's a far cry from having
taken dozens of those Specialty Courses to get their Specialty
patches. :-)
>Do no other training agencies cover the computer at all ?
>Or can I claim BS-AC is better again :-)
Probably ALL training agencies "cover" the computer (some with
a very heavy blanket :-) since the dive computer first came into
practical recreational existence around the mid-1980s when ORCA's
brick gave birth to the first generation of SkinnyDippers.
P-Fish, your BS-AC is just another member in the Alphabet Soup
of Scuba Diving -- BS-AC = Brit Soup d'Alphabet Club? :-))
ElPezNeuvo.
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