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Jeanna Edgerton and Nesher are now friends

Dec 18, 2010

Nesher joined Unified Team Diving's group

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A group dedicated to providing information about where and when UTD will be going diving. Join us for some great dives, explorations, and adventures with Unified Team Diving.

Aug 20, 2010

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UTD Technical Diver 1 at Carlsbad, San Diego Area, CA

November 12, 2010 to November 14, 2010

Technical Diver 1 is the first UTD Technical course that familiarizes divers with the use of Nitrox 32 and/or Helitrox 25/25 as safe bottom breathing gases for use to depths of 130’/39m utilizing a single deco bottle of decompression gas (100% O2) for accelerated decompression procedures.More Info See More

Jul 31, 2010

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Richard replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Its just way more versatile and cost effective to get a 5-6lb SS plate and add lead, either a weighted STA, or lead pouches on the cam bands, weightbelt, and/or V-weight depending on the circumstances. If you already have a plate and the total…"

May 6, 2010

Lynne Flaherty replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Well, you have to remember that with DOUBLE 80s, you have the bands and the manifold, and the extra first stage . . . Double 80s end up being fairly close to neutral. Diving a 3 mil suit, some people have no need for extra weight at all; in my…"

May 6, 2010

Nesher replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Maciej: What about doubles in the tropics where the tanks are AL 80's? Wouldn't a 12 lb BP be appropriate under those circumstances?"

May 6, 2010

Nesher replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Maciej: This is really good to know. When you say you have multiple BP I assume you also have multiple wings as well for different aquatic environments. Are these components that easy to change out? Yes, I am taking Essentials with Don and I think…"

May 5, 2010

Maciej Arkuszewski replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Hey Nesher. When diving with a wetsuit it's a good idea to keep your ballast distributed to ensure you have reasonable way out of wing failure at depth. This is usually achieved by having some of the ballast ditchable. How much exactly depends…"

May 4, 2010

Richard replied to Nesher's discussion UTD 12 LB SS BP Questions in the group UTD Equipment Configuration

"Get a 5-6lb SS plate to start - most versatile. You may possibly need a AL plate for doubles, only a very unique person needs a 12lb plate with doubles."

May 4, 2010

Nesher joined Unified Team Diving's group

UTD Equipment Configuration

A group dedicated to the UTD Equipment Configuration. This group is monitored by all UTD instructors, so please review and ask as many questions as you would like.

Apr 26, 2010

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James Mott left a comment for Nesher

"Hi and welcome. I'm so glad you decided to join us here at Unified Team Diving! My name is James Mott and I am one of the UTD instructors based in the Great Lakes area. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me or…"

Apr 18, 2010

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Apr 17, 2010

Nesher is attending Don Chennavasin's event

Essentials of Recreational Diving at Breakwater/San Carlos Beach

May 19, 2010 at 5pm to May 23, 2010 at 6pm

Essentials is designed to cultivate the essential techniques required by all sound diving practices, irrespective of level or environment. Essentials of Recreational Diving acts as a bridge between conventional training and UTD’s more demanding curriculum.The course focuses on precise buoyancy control, dive planning, decompression strategies, safety, and environmental awareness.The class is geared both toward the newly certified as well as the experienced recreational diver. Photographers and…See More

Apr 17, 2010

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Nesher is now a member of Unified Team Diving

Apr 17, 2010

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