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Hi Guys. I was just wondering what type of training and/or certification
the outfit on our psubs site is offering. Has anybody taken this course? I'm
thinking it might be useful in terms of learning how to drive a K250, but also
may give me some insight into how a small sub responds to the controls, how it
performs with the systems used on this particular boat, and how the current
system is configured.
I'm also curious how much ( if any ) of this training gig would apply to
other subs out there. I know there are several companies providing this course,
in one form or another, but they are typically performed on their own sub, as an
owner benefit when you buy a sub from them, or in the case of tourist subs, so
you can work for them. Are there any schools or companies that are generally
accepted as a basic course provider by more than just that particular company?
How would a young person become a certified sub pilot? I'm thinking of putting
one or two of my daughters through a pilot program. Of course, I'll train them
on my sub ( after I learn how to drive the damn thing ) but is
there a place to go for just anybody to learn? We have an opportunity to
be on the cutting edge of a new frontier.......Where do we get our driver's
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