Peter Williamson

Captain Peter Williamson

Co-Founder of NetDump, Cheif Technician, Head of Intelligence & Alpha Team Leader
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Within weeks of his mentor's death (a veteran trolley who was run over by a blind tank driver) Peter had formed an army and invaded China, resulting in the untimely turn of the Century in 1876.Having learnt from his experiences, he now makes rubber band balls and sells them on eBay.

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Pete Williamson, Capt. Pete's Diving Outfitters has two locations - one in Cape Coral and one in Fort Myers www.captpetes.com, Tel: (239) 573-5919.He is now an Ikelite dealer also so you can look into some camera parts for your own underwater camera or your budding photography buddy.Don't forget Capt. Pete's gives discounts to Caloosa Dive Club members all year.

Peter Williamson manages Scuba Quest in Cape Coral, (239) 458-1999. (www.scubaquestusa.com).

Pete Williamson, Capt. Pete's Diving Outfitters in Cape Coral, www.captpetes.com, Tel: (239) 573-5919 just returned from the DEMA tradeshow with lots of new toys.His store on Pine Island Road is loaded with every type of scuba gear you can imagine.In addition to the big ticket items such as tanks, regulators, and BCD's, his store is packed full with t-shirts, diver's jewelry, sandals, Crocs, books and underwater camera equipment.Over the year he's added to his spearfishing stock so be sure to stop by for a visit

Pete Williamson, Capt. Pete's Discount Scuba in Cape Coral, www.captpetes.com, Tel: (239) 573-5919 might seem like the new guy in town but he's been helping divers find great deals for a long time.His new store on Pine Island Road is loaded with every type of scuba gear you can imagine.
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For Christmas, Pete says he can do gift certificates for almost anything in the shop - scuba lessons, dive gear and even for one of his dive trips to the Cayman Islands or Turks & Caicos.

"I ask them to leave," said Peter Williamson, store manager for Scuba Quest on Del Prado Boulevard."They leave, but then they wait until you're gone and they come back."

Williamson said he repaints the handrail on his wheelchair ramp every few months.The kids like to pop their skateboards onto the rail and slide down to the bottom.

Williamson said the skaters are a frustration, but he doesn't mind too much.He's not out there screaming at them or anything.

"I don't get crazy about it," he said.

Peter Williamson, owner of Capt. Pete's Discount Scuba, agreed.

"There's a lot of good diving here," he said.