After last years successful ice – diving trip at Heinfjordstua, NTNUI-DG is organising another ice – diving trip 08 – 10 of February 2019
This trip is the optimal opportunity to experience a world very different from the usual. Are you a diver, free – diver or a person which wises to experience a “unusual” cabin trip, this is an opportunity you do not want to miss!
The capacity on this trip is 20 – 25 persons, where participation are categorised under four groups:
- Security diver
- Diver
- Free – diver
- Social
Since ice – diving is defined as an extreme sport, some demands are put onto each of the respective groups.
- Persons wishing to join as a social have not direct demands.
- Free – divers that wishes to participate needs to conduct a proficiency test with the organiser (Per Solibakke), where persons with fri – diving course and 10 + fri – dives does not have to conduct this test. The proficiency test can be conducted under NTNUI-DGs Underwater rugby trainings (Monday and Wednesday 21:00-22:30 , Sunday 19:00 – 20:30). Per Solibakke have to be contacted before attending this practice to confirm that he is present under this practice. (Contact: +47 47888199, psolibakke@gmail.com, Facebook)
- Divers that wishes to participate needs to have Open water certificate with 30 + dives or Advanced with 15 + dives.
- Security divers that wishes to participate needs to have satisfied the demands as divers and in addition needs a personal confirmation from the responsible of the security divers (Martin Rønning).
Security divers attending will receive a share of the surplus generated by the trip.
Estimated price for the ice – diving trip is:
Members:
600 kr (without rental equipment), 700 kr (with rental equipment)
Non – members:
700 kr (without rental equipment), 850 kr (with rental equipment)
Food and accommodation are included in the price.
To attend this trip answer the following questions on the attendance sheet linked below:
Attendance Ice – diving Heinfjordstua 08 – 10 February 2019
A “wood – dugnad” organised by NTNUI – student cabins will be done by NTNUI-DG before 08 – 10 February 2019 to guaranty the cabin at Heinfjord 08 – 10 of February.
Persons attending this “wood – dugnad” will have a guaranteed spot, along with a discounted price with participation (30 – 50% depending on the time requirement and the amount attending)
For participation on the “wood – dugnad” or any unanswered question concerning the trip, contact the organiser on mail: psolibakke@gmail.com.
Date for the “wood – dugnad” is not confirmed, but will be updated as quick as possible!
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You gotta tether yourself off with a rope from the surface and have a surface support person waiting for you in case you have an emergency. Also to hold your rope, and make sure your rope doesn’t go in the hole, so you can find your way back under the ice.” Roxburgh said after getting his scuba diving certification in February 2017, he has taken an advanced scuba course, plus an advanced deep diving course, and has been ice diving ever since. A start inspired by shipwrecks What inspired Roxburgh to get into scuba diving was a hankering to check out shipwrecks — which he said is his favorite thing to do.