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SEMINARS
- Saturday June 28th & Sunday June 29th
Seminars
for the beginner and the experienced will be given by the
top experts in their fields at this year’s ScubaFest.
All seminar participants will receive extra
drawing tickets to increase your chances of winning some
great prizes. Space and seating is very limited so arrive
early for each seminar so you don’t get locked out and
miss out on those extra tickets for the drawings.
10:00am
Introduction
to Nitrox Diving: Why Nitrox? Is it for me?
Nitrox has now been in the diving industry for several
decades and is becoming more popular every year. This
seminar will give you the “Ins and Outs” of Nitrox, the
costs and why it will replace air as your primary gas in the
future. Don’t miss this one!
Seminar by Greg
Wolfkill, SDI/TDI Technical Instructor
11:00am You
Won’t Believe Your Eyes: Using the Heads Up Display Mask
From Aeris
You’ve heard it talked about for years and now
here’s your chance to get the lowdown on
the A
eris CompuMask HUD direct from the horse’s mouth
so to speak. Come
and sit down
with Jon Hayes from Aeris and hear about the benefits
of diving heads up.
See how
the Digital Optic System allows you to keep your eyes
focused on the dive while presenting
critical dive data including: current depth, elapsed
dive time, cylinder pressure, and dive
time remaining. Folks,
this is the future of diving, and here’s your chance to
get in on the
ground floor.
Seminar by Jon Hayes, Aeris
Factory Representative
12:00pm
Beginning
Underwater Photography: How
to Get Started and Purchasing Your
First Underwater Camera System
Mike Hooley
rarely if ever goes in to the water without a camera in his
hand and states that
the really big underwater hunt is capturing the
marvels of the undersea world. It’s easy and the
prices have dropped. Learn how to set up your first system
and price one out.
Seminar by Mike Hooley,
SeaLife Photo Representative/PADI Instructor
2:00pm
Choosing a
Drysuit
This seminar
will show you how to get the most out of diving in northwest
cold waters all
year long. The
best time to dive is in the fall and winter and you want to
be properly
insulated to see
the things you won’t see in the summer. Learn how to
choose and build a
drysuit system
for you.
Seminar by John Boyer,
DUI Representative/NAUI
Instructor
3:00pm
Technical
Diving – A New Adventure!
Technical diving is the stuff that takes you to the
adventures, movies are made of. Learn
about this fascinating activity and how to get in to
it. This will give you the experience that
you dreamed about before you started scuba diving. Peter
will start with step one and take
you on a new adventure!
Seminar by Greg Wolfkill, SDI/TDI Technical
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