[Advert] New Dive Shop in Stansted, Essex

There's a new dive shop opening in Stansted on Saturday 15th May, they are
located at 10 Chapel Hill, Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex. The web site is
http://www.2dive4.co.uk/. It's a nice looking little shop, they have a
compressor (air only at present) and offer all the usual PADI courses.

As an offer to the locals they are giving free air fills, max of 2 per day,
up until 1st August to BSAC divers, just produce your membership card
(others - talk to them?). For the local clubs you can have a free 20 fill
card for your training cylinders if you ask them.

Keith L

[It's nothing to do with me, I'm just giving the locals a plug!]

"Keith Lawrence" <false@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:40a381a8$0$58817$5a6aecb4@news.aaisp.net.uk

> There's a new dive shop opening in Stansted on Saturday 15th May, they are
> located at 10 Chapel Hill, Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex. The web site is
> http://www.2dive4.co.uk/. It's a nice looking little shop, they have a
> compressor (air only at present) and offer all the usual PADI courses.
>
> As an offer to the locals they are giving free air fills, max of 2 per day,
> up until 1st August to BSAC divers, just produce your membership card
> (others - talk to them?). For the local clubs you can have a free 20 fill
> card for your training cylinders if you ask them.
>
>
Hi Keith, interesting that they offer PADI courses, but only offer free
air fills to BSAC divers

Steve




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On Thu, 13 May 2004 16:23:13 +0100, "Keith Lawrence"
<false@nospam.com> wrote:

>"Steve Jones" <steve.jones@wda.co.uk> wrote...
>
>> > As an offer to the locals they are giving free air fills,
>> > max of 2 per day, up until 1st August to BSAC divers, just
>> > produce your membership card (others - talk to them?). For
>> > the local clubs you can have a free 20 fill card for your
>> > training cylinders if you ask them.
>
>> Hi Keith, interesting that they offer PADI courses, but only
>> offer free air fills to BSAC divers
>
>If you can afford the course then you can afford the gas?
>
hmmm

>Seriously though, it's an offer to members of the local clubs, it's a BSAC
>'hot spot' around here I did however point out to them that we have a
>few SAA clubs in the area as well, I think you will find that they are
>flexible on this, I'm sure that SAA divers are most welcome.
>
Still begs the question regarding PADI Dive Clubs doesn't it??

"rich" <rich@nospam.co.uk> wrote ...

> Still begs the question regarding PADI Dive Clubs doesn't it??

You could always ask them...

K

On Thu, 13 May 2004 15:03:03 +0000, Steve Jones wrote:

> Hi Keith, interesting that they offer PADI courses, but only offer free
> air fills to BSAC divers

Well it's obviously because only BSAC luddites still use air.

Jason

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On Thu, 13 May 2004 17:59:10 +0100, Jason
<jason.usenet.nospam@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>On Thu, 13 May 2004 15:03:03 +0000, Steve Jones wrote:
>
>> Hi Keith, interesting that they offer PADI courses, but only offer free
>> air fills to BSAC divers
>
>Well it's obviously because only BSAC luddites still use air.
>
lol ;D

Jason wrote:

> Steve Jones wrote:
>
>> Hi Keith, interesting that they offer PADI courses, but only offer free
>> air fills to BSAC divers
>
> Well it's obviously because only BSAC luddites still use air.

Now Now. You shouldn't criticise deeply held beliefs.

Oh well. I'm on a course next week and I've just discovered that
I'm supposed to have air in the twinset, OK that's what its got,
but 70% in a stage.

I've got 80% so I'm going to have to blow a bit off and top it up.
Air top!
Where's my BSAC card..
No hang on...
Stanstead?
As you were.

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Seaford MP Norman Baker was horrified to hear that the UK tax payers were to fund a 300
million pound clean up bill for the Springfields Nuclear Processing Plant. He tabled two
separate parliamentary questions demanding that the Trade and Industry Secretary explain
why British Nuclear Fuels was spending so much money on an American problem?

A junior minister informed Mr Baker that Springfields is near Preston in Lancashire and
this was not the US plant run by American entrepreneur Monty Burns.

"Gareth" <Idont@thinkso.com> wrote ...

> Are they a branch of simplyscuba?

> I ask becuase the website navigation method, products and
> prices are identical

I don't /think/ so, but I do know they are using a generic packaged shop
system and want to move to their own web site. They could be, I just don't
know. As for prices... you could be seeing the "traditional" retail price
maintenance [allegedly] so beloved by UK distributors

K

On Thu, 13 May 2004 17:52:17 +0000, Nigel Hewitt wrote:

> I'm supposed to have air in the twinset, OK that's what its got,
> but 70% in a stage.

Oo, 70%. I used that in a stage for the first (and last time) on my trimix
course. Why on earth are you using that mix?

Jason

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Jason wrote:

> Nigel Hewitt wrote:
>
>> I'm supposed to have air in the twinset, OK that's what its got,
>> but 70% in a stage.
>
> Oo, 70%. I used that in a stage for the first (and last time) on my trimix
> course. Why on earth are you using that mix?

Would you believe "for a Trimix course".

I'm guessing it's the "nobody can get a 6m stop this wrong" mix.
Looks good on the risk assessment.

nigelH