Need Help Choosing a South Pacific Dive location

news <news@rideste.org> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
:I would not recommend to a friend that he/she go on any of the world
:class liveaboards in the SP with only 50 dives experience.

I might. Depends on what you mean by world class and SP.


Dan Bracuk
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news wrote:


> I would not recommend to a friend that he/she go on any of the world
> class liveaboards in the SP with only 50 dives experience.
>
> I had to save a newbie two years ago who ran out of air at 60ft and he
> was also in serious deco [40 minutes], because he wasn't paying
> attention to his computer. We had spent considerable time at 100/120 ft
> prior to that.

Yeah. Stick to a land based op. Bad things (or stupidity) couldn't possibly happen
that way.

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