Tusa Regulator RS-1001 Stage 1 + S-0001 2nd Stage
Course Detail
Tusa Regulator RS-1001 Stage 1 + S-0001 2nd Stage
Rp7,800,000.00
1 in stock
3 days
min. 10 years
4 Open Water Dives
Tusa Regulator R-1000 Stage 1 + S-0001 2nd Stage – RS-1001
Description
Tusa Regulator R-1000 Stage 1 + S-0001 2nd Stage – RS-1001
Overview
The balanced diaphragm R1000 first stage is compact and lightweight. It has a full complement of four low-pressure and two high-pressure ports and is fine- tuned for optimum performance.
The S0001 second stage features a venturi adjustment lever to deliver air smoothly with each breath. The S0001 is also equipped with an ortho-consciously designed mouthpiece to increase comfort and reduce jaw fatigue. The S0001 allows for left or right hand configuration.
The RS1001 is available as RS1001 DIN (300bar/4350psi).
- Balanced diaphragm first stage
- Cold water insulation system
- Two H.P. ports and four L.P. ports (2 standard/2 high flow) ports
- High flow L.P. ports offer up to 15% increase in air flow
- DIN version available as RS1001 DIN (300bar/4350psi)
Second stage (S0001)
- Lightweight, compact composite case design
- Left or Right hand configuration
- Venturi adjustment lever
- Ortho-consciously designed mouthpiece
Additional information
| Weight | 4 kg |
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OVER VIEW
Learn to Scuba Dive with the PADI® Open Water Diver course – the world’s most popular and widely recognized scuba license. Millions of new divers have learned to scuba dive and gone on to discover the wonders of the aquatic world through this course. To enroll in a PADI Open Water Diver course (or Junior Open Water Diver course), you must be at least 10 years old. You should be comfortable in the water and need to be in good physical health. No prior experience with scuba diving is required.
START IN THE CLASSROOM
You’ll start with a class session at our dive shop (this usually takes around 2-3 hours) or through an online (if you were not able to attend the class).
You’ll learn the foundation science of diving, understandning of safety and how to safely dive, familiarize your self with dive equipment, equipment setup, and more…
NEXT TO THE POOL
After seeing all the theories, safety principles, next is to do a skill practice (this usually takes 3-4 hours).
You’ll learn and practice water skills, and get use to use the equipment underwater, this helps to prepare you for your Open Water Dives.
YOUR OPEN WATER /OCEAN DIVES
The last step – and the most fun – will be your 4 open water dives ( this is the number of dives required to compete the course and gain your certification).
PRICING
Hobby Dive’s PADI Open Water Course Packages:
Trial Package – USD 45 (Discovery Scuba Diving)
Fixed Date – USD 275 (Fixed schedule during weekends + online course)
Flexible Date – USD 350 (Flexible schedule any day + classroom sessions)
*for packages other than listed, please feel free to contact us.
WHAT YOU WILL GET
Certified as a PADI Open Water Diver
You will get:
- PADI e-Card (accessible from PADI Apps)
- Wall Certificate.
- Underwater documentation (Photos & Videos during your course)
You can :
- Dive with a buddy up to a max. 18m
- Continuing to an Advanced Open Water
- Take a continuing specialties diver
PRICE INCLUDES
- PADI Materials
- Instructor fees
- PADI digital eCard
- Pool training
- Required Scuba Diving Equipment
- Underwater documentation (Photos & Videos)
PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE
- Certification dive trip (Open Water /Ocean Dives, unless you choose the All-in Package)
- Meals (Full meals included in the All-in Package)
- Transport
