We be div'in - Fun & Boat:
Fun Free Shore Dive(s): September 26 (Saturday) - Federal Way, WA (Redondo Beach)
This is a great dive site, lots to offer, easy entry, lots to see, great for new divers or experienced..all are welcome.
Charter Boat Dive(s): September 27 (Sunday) - Tacoma, WA (Bandito Charters)
The boat is full, if you are still interested please add your name to the wait list, there is always a possibility of a spot opening up.
Experienced Divers - Boat & All Welcome for Fun Dive/Picnic/Potluck:
Charter Boat Dive(s): October 10 (Saturday) - Central Hood Canal, WA (Pacific Adventures)
We wanted to offer to divers that are experienced an opportunity to dive with other experienced boat divers.
(20 + dives, comfortable diving Northwest conditions & boat diving before)
The boat is full, if you are still interested please add your name to the wait list, there is always a possibility of a spot opening up.
Fun Shore Dive(s): October 11 (Sunday) - Hood Canal. WA (Sund Rock)
We will be diving a very popular and theeeee best shore dive site on the Hood Canal. Several different dives available at this location and is for all level of divers....ALL ARE WELCOME
If the interest continues in these shore dives we will continue them.
Keep On Div'in & More - now that summer is over:
ADVENTURE DIVER Course (Advanced): September 23 (class), October 3 & 4 (5 Dives)
(This is the next step after Open Water Diver certification)
Where else can you get so much diving in, experience more and have fun at the same time.
Improve your Buoyancy * Navigate Better * Experience Deeper Diving * Explore Night Diving * Know what you are Seeing Underwater.
FIRST AID / CPR / AED: September 26 (class ONLY) (non-divers welcome)
This program involves a lot of hands on. You must be current with this training if you plan to be a Rescue Diver.
WHY this training, 3 reasons: SAVE LIVES * SAVE LIVES * SAVE LIVES, need I say more.
(click on link for details: http://www.pacifich2osports.com/dive/class_medic.php
RESCUE DIVER Course: October 10 (class), 11 (pool) & 17 (open water-local lake)
If you are an Advanced Diver then you should be considering this course. This will be one you will learn more then any other program you have already taken. I know you will look at diving and your dive buddies in a different aspect.
WRECK DIVER Course: October 7 (class), October 24 & 25 (4-Dives-Canada) "additional exploration dives available"
ARE YOU THE ADVENTURESS TYPE? If you answered yes then this is the course for you. You will be diving some of the best wrecks and with some of the best diving available to us. If you ask me I personally think Canada has awesome diving like you have never experienced before. Limited to 6 wreck participants (4 spaces available).
Want a Dive Computer?
SAVE $150 Instantly off a Dive Computer: Receive a $150 instant rebate with the purchase of a Suunto Cobra 3, Cobra, D9, D6 or D4 computer. We also give you additional savings with purchase. (contact us for more details)
If you are not ready to make the full financial commitment but would like to take advantage of the savings, we do offer a Lay-Away Program, 25% down and pay for it within 90 Days. For Monthly Offers: http://www.pacifich2osports.com/dive/monthlyspecials.php
Free Dry Suit Undergarment:
Purchase any BARE Drysuit - neoprene or laminate, back or front zip - and Bare will provide you, your choice of undergarment - FREE (up to a $429 value). We also give you an additional savings on a suit purchase and a FREE drysuit orientation. You could get into a drysuit for under $1000.00 with under garment.
For Monthly Offers: http://www.pacifich2osports.com/dive/monthlyspecials.php
(purchases between September 15 - October 15, 2009) (contact us for more details)
How do dive computers HELP!?!
Many of us already use dive computers, there is still a lot of you that do not, WHY I ask??? When divers purchase there own equipment they normally own a computer but for those that rent equipment don't normally rent or own computers. I see many divers out there don't even have a timing device of any kind...hummm I am wondering how are they keeping track of there time, I KNOW they learned about this in their training the IMPORTANCE of this. I am from the era of old time divers when there were no dive computers, now I would not dive without a computer. There are so many benefits; keeps track of time, let's you know you are ascending to fast (very helpful), let's you know how much time you have left to dive, helps track vital information you will need to log your dives (you don't have to remember everything in your head before you log), lets you know your depth at that time & maximum depth, water temperature (some may not wish to know this...hahaha), it can be adjusted for Altitude Diving, some display pressure in a easier reading format with air supply time remaining, warnings when you get low on air, I could go on and on and on with all the benefits of owning or renting a computer, once you try it you won't go back to not using one.
IMPORTANT: Learn the computer that you will be using, for those renting computers from us I have included a link on our web site so you can down load the manual, it's one of the easiest to learn and use: http://www.aqualung.com/technical_library/Gekko_manual_en_2e271.pdf