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Originally Posted by Adrian
Welcome Elvis, I deleted the other identical thread, no problem there. Taking a course will be one of the best things you can do, as it will provide many shortcuts on the learning curve and teach you about safety as well. As Mishu says, be comfortable with the equipment and being in the water in different conditions. At this point, equipment is not so important in any other sense. With time you'll end up testing more stuff and "profiling" what your real needs are depending what you want to do.
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Gracias amigo!!! Buenas tardes, Thanks a lot for the advice. Being comfortable in the water is the training i'm doing now especially with the buoyancy control thingy and the breath holding,thou the breath holding part i cant do my max since i dont have a dive buddy which is very important. Do black outs also happen in shallow water without even going deep? I'm still saving for the course thou since i spent all my leisure money on the equiptments and i still have to buy that Suunto D4 which is turning my wallet into static mode hehehehe.
