2008 Dive Schedule

†This is not a club-sponsored trip. Use of this information is entirely at the risk of the user. TSSC assumes no responsibility for and gives no guarantees, undertakings or warranties concerning thfrom the use of this information.

Before signing up for any club dives you must supply the club with a completed Liability Waiver and Diver Information Form, and a copy of your c-card must be on file with the club.

Contact Membership Director Noel Lopez for information on the status of these forms.

Dive Classification System

A: Be prepared for an advanced dive to depths of 130 feet. These are usually wreck dives in difficult conditions including cold water, low visibility, significant currents, and wave heights over 3 feet. The diver should be self-sufficient and very experienced in these adverse conditions.

B: Be prepared for an open-water intermediate dive to depths of under 80 feet. Cold water and low visibility are to be expected. Currents and wave heights should be moderate. The diver should dive at least once per month and be at ease mentally and physically in the water.

C: Expect a shallow dive in a relatively protected area, but be prepared for cold water and low visibility. Some current and moderate wave heights are possible. Appropriate for beginning open-water divers, divers new to northeast diving, and divers who love lots of relaxed bottom time.

All divers must come equipped with the appropriate equipment, in proper working order, as required by certifying agency as minimum equipment.