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<font color='#000080'>Dear all,
In a bit of a dilemna that I hope you could guide me on. I'm an AOW with just over 50 dives under my belt, and have been diving for just over a year. I'm shortly going to buy an oceanic flexia drysuit (when I've found the cheapest outlet) and undersuit to enable me to continue diving all year round. (Haven't dived for about 8 weeks now and getting really frustrated!). My dilemna is this. I may have the opportunity to buy a set of twin 7's (i have a Glide 2000 bcd and due to the lift capacity twin 7's are the max it can handle, I don't have the cash to go to a wing just yet) or go on a Rescue Diver course. I would like to do the RD course to help me and possibly others, but would also like to go down the twinset road. Can't do both though.. Due to my level of experience, what do you think I would be better off doing?
Many thanks for your assistance.
Ian
<font color='#000080'>Dear all,
In a bit of a dilemna that I hope you could guide me on. I'm an AOW with just over 50 dives under my belt, and have been diving for just over a year. I'm shortly going to buy an oceanic flexia drysuit (when I've found the cheapest outlet) and undersuit to enable me to continue diving all year round. (Haven't dived for about 8 weeks now and getting really frustrated!). My dilemna is this. I may have the opportunity to buy a set of twin 7's (i have a Glide 2000 bcd and due to the lift capacity twin 7's are the max it can handle, I don't have the cash to go to a wing just yet) or go on a Rescue Diver course. I would like to do the RD course to help me and possibly others, but would also like to go down the twinset road. Can't do both though.. Due to my level of experience, what do you think I would be better off doing?
Many thanks for your assistance.
Ian