Jackson county ordinance 94-1 and 95-1 calls for "NSS-CDS or NACD certified cave diver only". I've never heard of them excluding anybody else.Originally Posted by stranmer
Jackson county ordinance 94-1 and 95-1 calls for "NSS-CDS or NACD certified cave diver only". I've never heard of them excluding anybody else.Originally Posted by stranmer
Originally Posted by OFG-1
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(thats funny)..lol
today could be the greatest day of my life
My instructor is an IANTD instructor because NSS standards require depth of the system be less than 100 feet. Which excludes anything here is Wisconsin or even Missouri. But I just pay my membership to NSS-CDS to get access to Cow, etc.Originally Posted by DeWayne
I've never been turned away anywhere yet.
I personaly have seen places accept Cert. cards from peole it looked like the came straight from ol'e HP himself and then laminated realy Sh#*y job to say the least but I guess some just realy don't know and maybe some just realy don't care. I think I will come up with my own dive agency I think I will call it ( D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F. Divers of the South) any one want a membership card???? LOL
(All give some, Some give ALL . Semper Fi) Safe Diving (JAMMER)
That is due to the fact that it was a group from NACD and the CDS that got the park reopened. As long as you are certified to the same standards you will have no problems there.Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop
DeWayne
The safest way to dive solo is to refuse to dive with an idiot. - Dave Sutton
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Jackson county ordinance 94-1 and 95-1 calls for "NSS-CDS or NACD certified cave diver only". I've never heard of them excluding anybody else.[/quote]
That is due to the fact that it was a group from NACD and the CDS that got the park reopened. As long as you are certified to the same standards you will have no problems there.[/quote]
DeWayne,
Absolutely correct! I got two of my guys on file Sunday morning, with Temporary TDI Intro. to Cave cards. No problems at all.
Thanks,
Kenny P.
NSS standards require depth of the system be less than 100 feet. Which excludes anything here is Wisconsin or even Missouri. [/quote]
Where do you cave dive in Wisconsin?
Did they change it?
My card says 130 feet. but then it pretty old.
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