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How do I join the Club?
Come along to a meeting and join or refer to the online membership application form and use EFT to transfer the appropriate membership fee to the Clubs bank account then complete the online membership application form on the website and click . The membership officer will be in touch with you soon after.
When are your meetings?
They are normally held on the third Tuesday of the month starting at 8:00pm. However, check the front page of the website for the actual dates and times as sometimes they have been on different days.
Where are the meetings held?
Ramsgate RSL Club.
The meetings start at 8:00pm.
What shop is your Club associated with?
None, it is an independent Club.
Who runs the Club
The members. The Club is a democratic organisation where all members are encouraged contribute to the operation of the Club.
Do you own your own boat?
No, but members of the Club do and generally around Sydney we dive off their boats
Do you teach scuba diving?
No.
Do you hire gear?
No, but we can sometimes loan things like tanks and weights to members.
How much does membership cost?
$40 per year, with a reduced rate from 1 January of $25.
I am visiting Sydney, can I dive with you?
We will always try to help out visiting divers, especially those who are members of other independent dive Clubs. If you are staying for an extended period we would expect you to join the Club.
Do you sell dive gear?
No, but we sometimes can arrange cheap deals for gear.
Do you have a compressor?
No.
What do I get for my membership fee?
You contribute towards the general running of the Club (insurance and incorporation fees). In addition, you get a beer cooler when you attend a dive or meeting. We also provide food for the Christmas Party as well as a BBQ subsidy for dive weekends. Lastly, we occasionally provide free boat dives for combined BBQ/picnic dive days.
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