Current Info...this page was updated on 7/21/2008.
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Classes coming up include: Nitrox, Adventure Diver,
Advanced Open Water, Rescue Diver, Emergency First Response
Call STSC for details
STSC Store Hours
May 15th - August 31st Monday & Fridays 12:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday & Thursdays 10:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:30am - 1:00pm Sundays we dive Sunday & Wednesdays by Appointment Closed all Holidays |
September 1st - May 14th |
Adventure Diver/Advanced Open Water... Have you always wanted to try a underwater vehicle? How about night diving? Maybe your tired of getting lost or want to try deep diving with someone who has done it many times before. Here's your chance because you can sample three dives of your choice, get a taste of what you like, and feel more comfortable in the water, strengthening your underwater skills and letting you enjoy diving more than ever. The next Adventure Diver program begins 7/26. |
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JS - Annual River Clean-up It's that time of the year again to get together and head to the river in Jersey Shore for the annual river clean-up. The aquatic environment needs your help. As divers, we see firsthand the damage done to underwater environments. As a result, we are one of the best tools to help repair our waterways. |
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| If you don't want to dive - snorkel. We also need people to help collect data, shore cleanup, work on the road crew or bring your boat or kayak and help with the shoreline cleanup. So if this is the only day you get out this summer, enjoy the thought that you will make a difference Join Sunken Treasure Scuba Center - Jersey Shore Borough and Clinton County Cleanscapes at the boat launch behind Jersey Shore State Bank on August 16th at 8:15am. |
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The Great Scuba Giveaway Winners of 2008 |
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| March | XS Scuba - Metal Mask |
Beth Orwig |
| April | Henderson Thermoprene Wet Suit |
Sarah Abbott |
| May | Mares - Rebel 12 regulator |
Mike Wetzel |
| June | Akona Carry on Roller Bag |
Ed Powell |
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March's winner Beth |
April's winner Sarah |
May's winner Mike |
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June's winner Ed |
FUN, FOOD and FRIENDS...Keystone Divers meeting is Sunday August 6th at the Jay Street bridge in Lock Haven. The first dive will be around 11:00am followed by a Pot Luck Dinner (remember to bring a dish), a brief meeting at 1:00pm (so come to this if your not ready to hit the water yet) followed by another dive for the hardy at 2:00pm. So let's get the dust off your gear at a site everyone knows and Go Dive!!
| MAJOR LIVEABORD CHANGE |
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You will join the Nekton Rorqual as it departs from Fajardo, PR and travel to Vieques or "Isla Nena", Puerto Rico's little sister island. Vieques is a sleepy island just 7 miles east of the mainland of Puerto Rico. Christopher Columbus first sighted Vieques in 1493 and since then it has remained a jewel of these tropical waters. Over the years it has been the heated center stage between the US Navy and island residents. In 2003 the US Navy relinquished all the lands to the Fish and Wildlife Administration. Because the US Navy controlled most of the island until recently, most of the land is unexplored as well as the waters. The majority of reefs and dive sites have never been seen by others and the island has some of the last remaining "virgin reefs"in the Caribbean. While diving Vieques you will experience a forest of massive sea fans, giant sea whip plumes, and a plethora of dense soft corals. Some of the best diving in the USVI can be found in St. Croix. The North Shore is home to "The Wall" which runs parallel along the island for about 7 miles. The North Shore has a very diverse underwater environment including classic spur and groove reefs, beautiful coral gardens, and spectacular walls Not Your A Typical Liveaboard....Nekton's Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull ( SWATH ) design Liveaboards provide a consistent superior level of features. Our SWATH design, based on the same technology that allows oil drilling platforms to operate in the notoriously rough waters of the North Sea, provides stability and comfort unmatched by conventional monohulls and catamarans. Even if you are not inclined to seasickness, the stability will make for a nicer experience including better sleep, easier dining, and less slamming around of your expensive equipment. A Cruise on which you can be active and relaxed, daring and pampered, challenged and rewarded. The Nekton experience is more than a typical tropical cruise. It's a fulfilling comfortable SCUBA adventure that satisfies even the most demanding imaginations. Enjoy truly first-class luxury in Nekton's air-conditioned cabins with private baths and spectacular ocean views in every cabin. Indulge in delicious cuisine in our scenic spacious dining room and relax in a comfortable lounge area complete with large screen projection TV, VCR/DVD,and a PC with USB/Firewire/CD Burner and picture/video editing capabilities. Bask in tropical sunshine on the huge sundeck with chaise lounges and a Jacuzzi. The sundeck also make for great stargazing at night. Food Glorious Food! No diving vacation would be complete without generous fine dining between your diving. Of course your Nekton cruise includes plenty of gourmet dining with lots of variety. Meals are served in a combination of buffet and sit down -- after helping yourself at the buffet, crew will offer you drinks, wait on you for second helpings, and offer dessert and coffee. We always have regular and decaffeinated coffee brewed and offer plenty of iced tea, water and juices including grape, orange, cranberry, apple as well as Crystal Light and Gatorade. Nekton Diving Cruises has been consistently voted Straight-A's in the Rodales Scuba Diving Magazine Reader Ratings for Live-Aboards and voted the #1 Most Popular Live-Aboard in the World in 1998 and 2000.>>>>>>>>>>>>>6 Spaces Remain at this time Trip Cost is $2075* which includes: Diving, Lodging and Meals on the Nekton, Government Cruising Fee & Port Charge, Ground Transfer Fees, Chamber Fee and Fuel Surcharge. Not Included: Airfare, Departure Tax, and any Tips. NOW TAKING DEPOSITS>*Price listed is a cash or check discounted price. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>We also recommend trip/dive insurance. |
Area native helps rehabilitate, release When Dylan, a loggerhead sea turtle, was released back into the wild after nine years in captivity, the nation watched as the media covered her crawl toward the ocean. |
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to the public about issues facing sea turtles, according to Miller. "Five million people saw her while she was at the Georgia Aquarium," she said. When Dylan was moved to the Sea Turtle Center, she began training to be released back into the wild. Miller's job was to create a diet for Dylan, as well as help with everyday care, such as feeding and cleaning the tank. In addition, Miller helped teach Dylan how to hunt, so the turtle would know how to catch food when she was released. "We would freeze her (food) in an big ice block and then she would have to chase it around the tank to 'catch' it," Miller said. "She loved it." According to Miller, Dylan let her caretakers know when she was ready to be released. "She really told us (when to release her)," she said. "She was ready to go." Miller described Dylan's release as "bittersweet" and "exciting." On the day of the release, Miller helped in the prerelease examination of Dylan, helped put a transmitter on the turtle and carried her out to the beach. The release went well, with Dylan swimming easily out into the ocean. "My first thought (when watching Dylan swim away) was, 'This is way too easy,' " Miller laughed. "Nothing with Dylan was that easy." Miller said that Dylan, who now is 9 years old, most likely will spend her days swimming along the East Coast and eating crabs until she is 30 to 35 years old, when it will be time for her to make a nest somewhere along the Georgia Coast. "She's a wild turtle again," Miller said. The transmitter placed on Dylan prior to her release allows her movements to be tracked for research purposes. Charts of her location can be found at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center's Web site, georgiaseaturtlecenter.org. Miller said the center's employees have prepared for national media coverage of the event, but due to Dylan's popularity, they were unprepared for the "overwhelming" response to the turtle's release. "We had talked about (national coverage), but we didn't quite realize what that meant," she said. Dylan's release was featured on ABC's "Good Morning America" and on several high-profile news Web sites, including Time.com, Yahoo news and CBSnews.com. Miller's interest in threatened and endangered species began in at Juniata College, where she majored in biology. Since then, she has worked with a variety of animals, including zebras, antelope and many kinds of sea turtles. She has worked at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center since it opened last year. In the future, Miller plans to continue her research project, which deals with the effect of fire ants on loggerhead turtle eggs. She also is pursuing her veterinary technician certification and looking at the possibility of graduate school. What Miller knows for certain is that she loves working with animals that need her help and she plans to continue to do so. "I want to stay in the field of conservation medicine," she said. |
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Scuba Lessons in the comfort of your home..Start Today!!! That's right let the Adventure begin. we always have private courses going - the flexible solution for today's busy lifestyle - eLearning or a Private Course.
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Don't Miss It ....Imagine exploring underwater with your best friends, hovering near a tropical reef, hanging with a pod of dolphins above a shipwreck. But wait! How can your friends go with you if they don't dive? This is your opportunity to turn your friends into dive buddies. The PADI Open Water Diver Course Online went worldwide on Monday, 21 May 2007. . Want to get your friend started? Listen to what Drew Richardson had to say. “PADI eLearning is an innovative and necessary step into the future of scuba diving,” said Drew Richardson , PADI Worldwide President and Chief Operation Officer. “It’s important to point out that, while the knowledge development portion of the PADI Open Water Diver course is now available online, the PADI Open Water Diver course content itself has not been altered. Now, it's just more convenient for divers.” |
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So how easy is it? Just get them to push the Get Started button and before you know it they'll be right there diving with you. |
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| In the past some dives have included the Daryaw, Gaskin, Lillie Parsons, Kings Horn, America and the Keystorm. Most divers plan to leave on 9/18 a Thursday afternoon around 3:00pm and return late on 9/21. We are diving with ABUCS Scuba Charters and is limited to Advanced Divers Only. Projected cost at this time is $396 based on double occupancy plus gst tax and includes the following: Lodging on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, 3 airfills, a Friday beach dive, Saturday 4 boat dives, Sunday 2 boat dives, lunch on Saturday and Sunday, continental breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. $396 is based on double occupancy >A single diver room rate is $569>>Non Diver $299.00 On Friday for a limited number of divers (additional charge) interested there is a chance to explore the future of scuba diving, learn about and take a rebreather experience dive. Cost would be $175.00 for the day. We are now taking a $200.00 deposit to hold your spot. A passport is required for this trip. For additional information contact Rich at the scuba center. |
Your Certification Card...Don't forget if you recently took a program with Sunken Treasure to stop by the store and pick-up your permanent certification card or send us a SASE.
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Are you signed up for the Saint Lawrence Seaway trip yet? It's almost full
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Explore the past in the present with the PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course. |
| Wreck Diver... You drift down and pass through a window into the past. As you near the bottom, a recognizable shape begins to form. First, you see a straight line, then a round window. Next, a ship materializes in front of you. As you look at the wreck, past and the present meet. Whether sunk intentionally or tragically, whether a sunken ship, a plane or an automobile, the call of wrecks is nearly irresistible to divers. Through the |
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PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course, you get the skills, knowledge and procedures you need to answer the call of wreck diving.
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Can Antioxidants Protect Divers? New Research Finds DIVERSITEA Contains High Amounts of 7 Different Types of Antioxidants for more information click here and of course you can get this and many other fine products at Sunken Treasure
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Take part during International Year of the Reef (IYOR) 2008, a year-long campaign to raise awareness about coral reefs and the threats facing these vibrant ecosystems. Now is the time to get involved. |
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For the first time in history the IUCN (World Conservation Union) Red List of Threatened Species includes corals in its annual report of wildlife going extinct climate change being named one of the biggest threats to marine life by IUCN scientists. Additional research indicates more than half the world's coral reefs could die in the next 25 years. Healthy reefs are tremendously valuable to ecosystems, human health and global economies. Art contest for Kids... In this International Year of the Reef 2008 - So get creative with PADI's AWARE Kids for the International Year of the Reef with the year-long art contest - "Celebrate the Reef - Every Act Counts". For more information Click Here |
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Some Amazing Facts About Debris that Affects Our Oceans
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. Learn deep dive planning, organization, procedures, techniques and hazards . Four open water dives that range from 60 - 130 feet . Gain experience with diving deep under the direct, professional supervision of your PADI >>Instructor. . Certification also counts towards your PADI Master Scuba Diver rating. Classroom will be held at STSC on 6/27 and the first 2 of 4 dives dives being held at Dutch Springs on 8/10 (Your Choice) Cost $125.00 plus student kit & entrance fees. |
Streamlining or web pages...We are trying to get our newsletter page a little easier to navigate and have added a travel page were you will find the latest information on such trips as North Carolina, Bonaire, the Bahamas and even Dutch Springs and the wavier needed to get in. There you can find out when we are going, cost and much more. We hope you like the cleaner look but remember to go to the Travel Page to find out the latest.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><FREE COPY We also have free copies of Northeast Divers News just for you. |
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I Want MORE BOTTOM Time....With Enriched Air (Nitrox), you can get it...Take a minute and look at your dive tables! How would you like to increase your bottom time at 55 feet to 155 minutes or 80 feet for 55 minutes? Now with enriched air 36, you can. One of PADI's most popular specialties is the PADI Enriched Air Diver course. Diving with enriched air nitrox lets you safely extend your no stop time beyond the no decompression limits for air. Diving with enriched air means more time underwater but you need to be certified as an Enriched Air Diver to get enriched air fills.
Whether you're into underwater photography or wreck diving, on vacation in some tropical paradise or just out for a leisurely day of diving at your local dive site, the PADI Enriched Air Diver course helps you get more out of diving by giving you more time underwater and this counts towards your Master Scuba Diver program.
OK, I understand your diving here locally however you just might spend a $1000.00 for that special trip and have the chance to do a lot of diving (it's a dive vacation...dah). Let's say you make three dives in one day, here is the profile: Dive 1 - 62ft/35 min after a 1 hour surface interval Dive 2 is to 57ft/28min after another 1 hour surface interval your back down the reef to 52ft. How long could you stay there? Ok, I'll help. On air you could stay for 34 minutes however if you did the book work at home and came to STSC for the one night class your bottom time could have been 90 minutes on Enriched Air 32%......HUMMMM.
Class is
August 1st - 7:00pm at STSC. You should pre-register so you have your book work completed for the first night of class.
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Looking for someone to dive with. Well anyone can go on the 6 Pak dives (check the schedule page for day & times) and/or check out the Scuba Club (Keystone Divers dive at every summer meeting). It's only your fault if you're not diving. Live the Adventure!
Dutch Springs a 47-acre lake is located off U.S. Route 22 a few miles north of Bethlehem, Penn., is about two hours from here. Dutch Springs is privately owned and has been set up exclusively as a dive training facility. Average visibility in the spring-fed former quarry is around 40 feet . Water temperature at the surface is in the mid 70s F in the summer, rising from about 38 degrees when the season opens in April. You'll hit the first thermocline right around platform depth, with a drop in temperature of about 10 degrees. At minimum, divers visiting Dutch Springs should wear a properly fitting full quarter-inch/6.5mm wet suit with a hood, booties and gloves. In the cooler months, using a dry suit is a good idea. Entries and exits are made from four wooden docks and a wide, pebbly beach, plus a surface platform with a ladder to simulate boat diving. There is plenty of things to see diving from a helicopter to a couple of airplanes, a fire truck, several boats, all connected to the training platforms by lines to facilitate navigation, and located at a depth of 60 feet or less. Dutch Springs also supports a healthy population of fish: crappie, bass, bluegill and goldfish. Fees are $32 for divers and $21 for nondivers on summer weekends. Season and group passes are available. For more information call (610) 759-2270 or visit www.dutchsprings.com. STSC 2008 planned dates at this time are: 5/25, 7/5, 8/10, 9/7, 10/4, 11/16 however I'm sure more will be added. Just keep in touch. To get your waiver ahead of time click here. |
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STSC Sponsors the PADI Diving Society. PADI Diving Society membership is a simple, effective way to keep active. Diving Society members will be able to take advantage of some special offers available only at Sunken Treasure Scuba Center this year: A free regulator bag with any regulator purchase ($40 value). Take any specialty course from us and have a friend take the course at the same time for half price. A Dry Suit purchase from us entitles you to a Free Dry Suit Specialty Course ($150 value).
PADI Diving Society membership offers many other benefits also:
· 11-issues of Sport Diver magazine.
· Free gifts from PADI when you enroll in the Specialty of the Month
· More than $57,000 in special offers on dive travel, equipment, and scuba manufacturers such · as Mares & Sherwood Scuba
· Personalized membership card
· Society members only events
· Membership also supports the vital conservation efforts of the Project AWARE Foundation
Annual membership dues are just $29. Stop by STSC and renew today. If you're not already a member, stop in at STSC because there's never been a better time to join and now you can receive your membership card on the spot.
Dive Travel...We are currently taking deposits for those interested in going to the Saint >>>>>>>>>>>Lawrence Seaway in September and the Liveaboard Trip next March.
Dive Travel '08...Floridia Manatee...Februaray '08...was sold out
>>>>>>>>>>>..>Buddy Dive in Bonaire...April 19 - 26, 2008... was sold out
>>>>>>>>>>>..>Saint Lawrence Seaway in September '08...Taking sign-ups NOW!!!
Dive Travel '09...Floridia Manatee...Februaray '09
>>>>>>>>>>>>>LiveAboard the Nekton Pilot to Belize- Just 4 spots left. Sign-up NOW!!!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>North Carolina...September '09
Dive Travel '10...Grand Cayman - The first time STSC has taken a group here.
Scuba Club - Keystone Divers....Next Meeting is 8/3. There are raffles and a 50/50. Bring the family and/or a friend. This is your chance to meet other divers, make new friends. If you can't make the meeting but would like to stay informed, you can go to the club message board at http://divestsc.com However, you do need to be a paid club member to post on the board. Other benefits include two free air fills from Cook's Scuba in Williamsport, Pirates Cove in Port Matilda and Sunken Treasure Scuba Center in Jersey Shore. The club will also rents the Williamsport YWCA pool at certain times. Dues are $10/year the 2008 meeting dates are: 1/6, 2/3, 3/2, & 4/6 at Restless Oaks Restaurant at the Woolrich/McElhattan Exit on 220. As of 5/4 we'll are back to Jay Street Pavilion where each meeting begins at 11am with a dive and a pot luck dinner at 1pm and then another dive at 2pm. Additional Jay Street dates are: 6/8, 7/6, 8/3, 9/14 & 10/5. Then it's to Restless Oaks for 11/2 & 12/7. To keep up with Keystone Divers go to http://KeystoneDivers.com
Dive Tip...Equalizing
The six golden rules of equalizing from Rodale's 101 Scuba Diving Secrets
1 Equalize on the surface before descending
2 Equalize immediately upon descent and continue to do so every few feet to avoid discomfort
3 Don't wait until discomfort before equalizing
4 If you have trouble equalizing, ascend slightly and try again
5 Use a line to help control your descent and maintain a feet-down position
6 DO NOT attempt a lengthy or forceful Valsalva maneuver. You may rupture your eardrum
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The Importance of "Buying Gear from Authorized Dealers"
Training vs. Learning... "A Good Diver Is Always Learning".
Should you own your own gear?
Air Card
Don't forget to get your STSC Air Card and save. Air fills are normally $6.00/tank however if you buy a ten pak air-card you get them for $5.00 each.
Training Dives... Please remember that you have only 12 months to complete open water dives or you will be required to take a scuba review (cost $39.95). Dates for 2008 will be listed on the Schedule page of our web site as time nears or you can call the store to make arrangements to do your dives by appointment. Group training dives during the summer are $30.00/dive and $40.00/dive from September 1st thru May 31st. Currently we are doing training dives by appointment only.
>>>Remember you can always do training dives in Florida on our Manatee trip!!!
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They're everywhere - They're everywhere..Keep your eyes open because STSC is having a new contest for the summer and the winner will win Aeris Manta Dive Computer valued over $400.00 at our annual pig roast in October and anyone can play. All you have to do is get wet.
Recalls:
EANx32 Recreational Dive Planner.....PADI Americas is recalling a single version of the English Imperial EANx32 Recreational Dive Planner used for calculating dive profiles. A printing error caused a series of numbers to be out of alignment, thus incorrect. The risk of injury from these errors is remote and no injuries have been reported.
All RDPs included in this recall bear the printing mark Printed in the USA located on the back of the table, upper right corner. The product number and production code are located on the lower right corner, also on the back of the table. The product number and production code affected by this recall are:
Product No. 60049 Ver 1.2 (Rev 02/03) XXXPDK7
The product code digits indicated by X may vary. The last four digits PDK7 indicate a recalled table, irrespective of what the first three digits are.
As a double check, on Table 3, check the 110 foot row under Pressure Group G. The table should indicate a Residual Nitrogen Time (upper number in white) of 13 and an Actual Bottom Time (lower number in green) of 12. If this box is blank, you have a misprinted table.
Stop using the recalled RDP immediately and bring them to any PADI Dive Center/Resort or return them to PADI for a free replacement.
Aqua Lung Announces Regulator Recall.....Aqua Lung was recently informed about the breakage, under pressure, of a TITAN/CONSHELF DIN HANDWHEEL RETAINER weakened during service by manual torque loads superior to the recommended values.
Aqua Lung asks all the owners of TITAN DIN regulators whose serial number is lower than 6062501 or TITAN/CONSHELF DIN adaptors that are marked 300 BAR MAX to return their regulator to their Aqua Lung authorized retailer for an upgrade.
The corrective action is replacement of the brass DIN HANDWHEEL RETAINER by another stainless steel DIN HANDWHEEL RETAINER marked 300 BAR MAXI .
This replacement is made under warranty.
All the TITAN DIN regulators whose serial number are above 6062501 and\or whose DIN handwheel retainer is marked 300 BAR MAXI are assembled with a stainless steel DIN handwheel retainer and are not affected by this recall.
For more details, contact your Aqua Lung representative.
Limited Recall of Apeks TX, ATX and XTX 2nd Stages....This is limited to those 2nd stages/octopus that have not undergone an authorized annual service.
It has come to our attention that an incorrectly assembled 2nd stage has been purchased. If you have an Apeks regulator or octopus that has never had an authorized annual service, regardless of how recently purchased, please take the regulator/octopus to your Apeks dealer to be visually inspected.
All Apeks dealers and distributors have been made aware of this issue. Do not dive with the regulator until it has been visually inspected. Apeks apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. We are dedicated to making the world's best diving products and ensuring diver safety at all costs.
For more details, contact your APEKS representative.
Scuba Review...Are you a certified diver, but haven't been in the water lately? Are you looking to refresh your dive skills and knowledge? Are you a PADI Scuba Diver or referral student diver and want to earn your PADI Open Water Diver certification? If you answered yes to any of these questions then PADI Scuba Review is for you. Let us set one up for you so give us a call.
Do You Need a New C-card??? |
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| Update your PADI Certification card with cool new designs from Wyland. Featuring beautiful imagery from the famous artist, each card depicts a tableau of marine life in the aquatic realm. There are four designs: dolphins, whales, turtles and whale's tail. The Wyland cards can be used to replace any standard certification card. Whether you need to replace an old card, want an extra card for your logbook or are just looking to have the coolest card in your crowd, get your new Wyland replacement certification card today. Donate $5.00 US or more towards conservation to receive the Project AWARE version of any one of the replacement card designs. Your donation helps support conservation initiatives including coral reef monitoring , shoreline and underwater cleanups and environmental education for divers.>>>Available at STSC |
STSC Store Hours
| May 15th - August 31st Monday & Fridays 12:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday & Thursdays 10:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:30am - 1:00pm Sundays we dive Wednesdays by Appointment Closed all Holidays |
September 1st - May 14th Monday & Fridays 5:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday & Thursdays 10:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:30am - 1:00pm ->until 12/24 Closed Saturdays after Dec 25 - May 15th Wednesdays/Saturdays & Sundays by Appointment |
Is Your Picture On The Wall of Fame? Stop in at STSC and find out.
Dates to remember:
June 25th - Free Gear Day 5:00pm
August 23rd - Free Gear Day 10:00am
August 24th - Drift Dive the Niagara River
September 19 - 21, 2008 St Lawrence Seaway Wreck Diving AOW Divers only (filling fast)
October 5th - 2:00pm U/W Pumpkin Carving Contest
October 11 - Pig Roast at STSC
February '09 - Florida
March 7 - 14, 2009 LiveAboard the Nekton Pilot to Puerto Rico/St. Croix...6 Spaces Remain
March/April '10 Grand Cayman
STSC Trivia Answer:
The correct answer is No. Biological material is completely incinerated
because of the enormous partial pressure of oxygen.
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