A suggested course for every diver. Scuba diving is an equipment intensive sport and you should have a working knowledge of how your equipment operates. Knowing how to care for your equipment will help you get the most out of your investment.

During the course you will learn:
How Each Piece Of Equipment Works
The Various Features Of Different Brands & Models
How To Care For Your Equipment

This course is not intended to be a repair clinic. That is best left to those with the technical training, proper tools and access to parts. But we will go over some simple in-field repairs that could save a dive. You will see a regulator completely disassembled and see what makes them tick. We will show you just what happens to your cylinder during a visual inspection and hydrostatic test. What's the difference between a piston and diaphragm regulator? You will find that out as well as the answer to many other questions about your basic scuba equipment. If you have your equipment already this course will help you get the most from your investment. If you are thinking of purchasing equipment, after the course you will be able to make a much more informed purchase.

PREREQUISITES: 12 Years Of Age, Certified Diver

COURSE DATE: March 3rd, 2007

COURSE TIME: 9:00am To 2:00pm