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| Welcome
to the Historical Diving Society – South East Asia, Pacific
Our aim is to promote and preserve the rich diving heritage of our region. We have active members throughout Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia and around the world. We work closely with Historical Diving Societies in the United Kingdom, Europe and USA. We encourage people with an interest in historical diving to join us. We are interested in:
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| Membership
in the Society is AUD$45 per year. Members receive four issues of the Society’s
magazine ‘Classic Diver’ as well as the invitation to participate in events
and network with others interested in historic diving, both in our region
and internationally.
You
can join the Society by sending a cheque or money order (AUD$45) along
with your details, to
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| HDS SEAP to Display at
OZTeK '09 Conference March 2009
The HDS SEAP will once again have a display stand at the fabulous OZTeK '09 Conference. Our presence at the OZTeK '07 event was enthusiastically received by delegates and we look forward to seeing many familiar and new faces again in March 2009. HDS SEAP President Jeff Maynard, has joined the very impressive list of speakers. Be sure to drop by our stand and learn more about the HDS SEAP and the wonderful world of our Australian diving heritage. OZTeK '09 Conference will be held at Australian Technology Park, Sydney, Australia on 21st - 22 March 2009. Please visit the OZTeK ‘09 website www.diveoztek.com.au for more information and see the impressive list of speakers who will entertain you at this premier event. |
| DIVER ADVERTS
As mentioned in the last issue of "Classic Diver", we will start running free classified ads for members in your "Classic Diver" magazine. If you would like to advertise your interests, equipment you are looking for, books you have for sale or exchange, gear you have for sale - anything related to diving history please email a short description directly to Jeff Maynard at maynard@vicnet.net.au ASAP! Make sure you include your name and email (along with address or phone number if you want). Jeff will need it by the 15th February to include it in the next magazine issue, due out the first week in March 2008. |
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selection of reading to give you an introduction to the history of diving
in our region.
(Please note: Server directNIC has a problem with #target code to link direct to each article, but the link will work to the start of the Dive Into the Past webpage.) A
Key to the Kingdom - Keith Gordon
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| ANNUAL RALLY - OCTOBER
2008
MOVIE NIGHT - November 2007 SEAP at SUNKEN ASSETS CONFERENCE 2007 |
| A new page where we can keep track of frauds and fakes, bargains and anything to do with the pleasure of collecting and restoring histoic diving equipment. |
| The HDS SEAP enjoys a close relationship with various Historical Diving Societies and like-minded organisations around the world. This list is printed for the benefit of members who may want to share information, network or learn more. |
| HISTORICAL
DIVING SOCIETIES
UNITED
KINGDOM
UNITED
STATES
DENMARK
NORWAY
SWEDEN
CANADA
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FRANCE
Subaquatique en France HDS France 39 rue gaston Briand 16130 Segonzac, France RUSSIA
MEXICO
GERMANY
ITALY
POLAND
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| INTERESTING
NON - COMMERCIAL LINKS
CLASSIC
DIVE BOOKS
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| SUPPORTERS
Proud supporters of the Historical Diving Society South East Asia - Pacific.
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Disclaimer
The HDS SEAP is a membership-based, not for profit, Incorporated organisation, formed in 1997. Administration of the Society is carried out by a small Committee elected by the members on an annual basis. There are no paid positions at any level within the Society. Due to the tyranny of distance over the huge area in which the HDS SEAP operates, Committee meetings are held by email. Committee Minutes and financials are reported in our magazine. The HDS SEAP is not involved in any in-water activities. Diving is potentially hazardous and may cause serious injury or death. The Board of the HDS SEAP suggests that to dive without proper training or procedures, using equipment that you have not been trained or have experience with, or equipment that has not been well maintained, all increase this risk. The HDS SEAP is not a substitute for any of the above in any way. Commonsense and diving within your own experience and ability, is each members choice. Webmaster is not responsible for content. Content is maintained by the committee.
Last updated 14 May 2009
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