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New York Harbor has always been one of the world's
most active ports. For centuries ships have fallen victim to fires, collision and human
error, not to speak of revolutionary, civil and two world wars. Offshore New Jersey and
Long Island are many hundreds of ship wrecks waiting to be explored. During two evenings
of lectures you'll learn about proper techniques, equipment requirements and hazards of
wreck diving in fresh and salt water.

Deal with Contingencies![[Equipment Setup]](images/studeqip.gif)
 | Set up your own ascent line with a lift-bag |
 | Hassle free safety stops with your jon-line |
 | Find your way with a penetration reel |
 | Deal with out-of-air emergencies inside a wreck |
Skills are trained during two 2 fresh water dives, followed by a minimum of 2 boat
dives.
Special Wreck Techniques
 | Practice anti-silt finning |
 | Proper wreck penetration |
 | Plan your depth limits based on inert gas narcosis and O2 threshold |
 | Air management according to the rule of "thirds" |
 | Sharing air in restricted space |
 | Equipment setup |
 | Boat diving etiquette |
Course Requirements
- Certification Level
- NAUI Openwater/II or NAUI Advanced certified diver,
minimum 10 cold water dives (outside training or certification),
18 years of age
- Tuition
- $250.00,
includes NAUI Certification (optional decals and wall certificate available.)
- Equipment
- Complete personal dive equipment (no rentals), cylinder no smaller than 80 ft3
(may be rented), pony bottle or twin-cylinders, 2 first stages, 2 second stages, 2 lights,
wreck penetration reel with at least 250 ft. line, NAUI or DCIEM dive tables, lift bag
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