would you be happy to buddy

[justme]

a diver thats only got 3 logged dives other than there padi ow an aow dives, on a uk wreck dive?

[tom]

depends on the depth, the wreck, the conditions on the day, and the diver really. so 'maybe'.

[SilvaFish]

Yes. But expect the first dive <10m to see how you do!

[justme]

lets say as they are aow 35m range

[Mark C]

Been there done that and flew past the wreck!!

Also It depends on when and what those dives were.

If they were only last month and in the UK - not too bad
- in the sea better
- in the sea in the UK great

I mean that a total of 12 dives depending where and when they were taken the person could be fresh and good (as all that info has not leaked out yet!!)

Then again they could be a Monica Torpeedo (fast to go down and even faster up)

[Davwardo]

35m is over their depth limit for starters ( 30m for AOW unless they have done Deep speciality ).

I have done 140 dives with about 70 in the UK. I still consider 35m dives to be serious stuff ( especially in poor light and vis ). Maybe I am just a wuss .

IMO, its totally imappropriate to take someone with 3 non course specific dives to 35m in the UK.

[justme]

ok lets for the sake off this thread saw ow was done in some puddle in england 2 off there dives were shiore dives in the south 1 in a puddle an the aow in sham the ow was in say 2004 the dives where 2005 2006 an the aow last year an range to 30 m as aow is to that limit

[Fiona]

Simple answer for me would be no.

[Vacant]

I would all things considered as above.
Sounds like you just need a bit of experience first, do some shore stuff or lake dives first, also Wreck diving can mean overhead enviroment . Padi has Speciality courses for this. My advice Don't run before you can walk. If you do, go with an experienced group & dive within your limits.

[justme]

it came up today at a bar with my boss he is a bsac diver where i'm padi trained an he was sayin he wouldnt dive with padi trained aow with only a few logged dives