Brad
United States
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Nº4
Date: 2012-11-14 - 11:00
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Max Depth: 18.3m Duration: 20mins
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- Temp: Surf 22°C Bottom 22°C
- Dive type : Training, Reef, SDI Open Water Certification
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- Cylinder: Rented - Steel 95
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Training Dive: SDI Open Water Certification Dive #4/4. Open Water Certification Complete!! Instructor Joe Silvia, SDI #10638, Alaska Scuba Instruction, Lahaina, Maui, HI. Boat dive with Hawaiian Rafting Adventures, Lahaina, Maui, HI. Joe Silvia instructor.
Seas were becoming much rougher. Made the backward rolling entry off the boat with more ease than the first dive. Re-boarding was more difficult with 3 foot waves but not too bad. Bottom depth 60 feet. Our entire dive focused on using the dive computer and exploration. Instructor required me to lead the descent and the ascent including the safety stop. Instructor’s tank strap came loose from entry so I fixed it for him at the bottom. Later he took his whole BCD and tank off and adjusted it on the bottom to show how easy it could be done. Divemaster pulled my weight pockets when I boarded ladder which was helpful. I used steel tank over filled once again and stayed down 20 minutes. Maximum depth recorded on computer was 60 feet. Instructor pointed out different types of marine life and wrote names on dive slate for me. Very nice dive and a lot of fun. 3XL Shorty exposure suit. Used Steel 95 Low Pressure Tank.