PADI 5 Star IDC

National Geographic Centre

Diver Propulsion Vehicle Specialty (DPV)

Why take this course?

Using a DPV is a great and thrilling way of covering the underwater reefs in a short amount of time. They zoom through the water making easy work over greater distances. Very good for divers with finning disabilities or anyone that want's an "easy ride".

Who can take this course?

Anyone who has completed a minimum of PADI Junior Open Water Diver course or has a qualifying certification from another agency and is a minimum age of 12 years old.

How long does it take?
One day

ALL COURSE DATES ARE AVAILABLE HERE (pdf. download)

What's involved ?

Two dives covering planning, organisation, techniques, problems and hazards of DPV use. We will look at your equipment conciderations and good DPV use of how to avoid harming fragile aquatic life.
Your certification will count towards the PADI Master Scuba Diver Rating.
The elective dive from the Adventures In Diving program may count toward the certification requirements of this specialty as well.

How much will it cost?

£125
Includes all equipment for the course & certification PIC card on completion of the course.
You will need the DPV Knowledge Review from the Adventures in Diving Manual (if you do not have the Adventures in Diving manual they are available from Dive Machine)

Are there any Extra~Hidden Costs?

None other than the Lake entry fee's usually £7.50.

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Last Updated : 17 June, 2008

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