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[Choose #3] thats a give or take too many factors to consider
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[Choose #2] 100 in a period of 2 to 2.5 years I think would qualify.
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[Choose #4] certs alone shouldn’t be enough, but also of dives
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[Choose #1] it depends on many things. What do you call experienecd? Do100 lake dives =100 ocean dives?
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[Choose #4] It also depends on what the types of dives you’ve made.
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[Choose #4] I don’t believe it’s a total number of dives but a total number of dives PER YEAR that count more.
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[Choose #5] It depends on your instructor and your buddy who must be experienced as you can leaarn of him or her
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[Choose #2] if dealt with PADI instructors with under 100 dives who called themselves experienced....they werent
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[Choose #4] all divers make mistakes, just watch the last dive
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Scout - 9/14/2008 1:24 PM
[Choose #4] You are a novice until you have successfully overcome a life-threatening situation.
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[Choose #2] It depends more on the types of dives and the person.
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[Choose #4] I would base it off of additional certifications AOW and specialties
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[Choose #2] I would say it depend on what dives you did....quility not quanity....
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[Choose #1] It depends on the individual
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[Choose #1] does Quantity over rule Quality??
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[Choose #4] It dependes on many things, including your maturity
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[Choose #3] In many diving conditions and enviroments.
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[Choose #1] depends upon the diving activity that you engage in.
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[Choose #2] it depends if you dive weekly or only on vacations
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