Diving with redundant air source for recreational divers
You know the saying, plan your dive, dive your plan. The problem is even the best plans can go awry. That’s where diving with a redundant air source can come into play. Here are a few options to consider and a few tips to know before you start diving with a redundant air source.
Diving among the tall pines: A guide to diving the pit mines of Minnesota
Mine diving is on the rise. It brings a lot of the same challenges of cave diving but in a new environment. Flooded mines can have a lot of interesting sites and history few will ever get the chance to experience. Mine diving has been very popular in Europe, but did you know there are plenty of mines to dive in Minnesota?
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I started diving in 2003, mostly in the great lakes and pit mines of Minnesota and Wisconsin. I earned my divemaster certification in 2013, and transitioned into technical diving (with TDI of course) in 2016. I enjoy mentoring newly certified divers, and watching them grow and master their skill set. In the future, I plan on being a technical diving instructor. Lofty goals……..
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