Tom, condgulations on a new level of dislexic stupidity. Pretty work. Tom Mount wrote: > > What is so complex > > 1. A bottom mix cylinder has for Nitrox a wrap around label as has > been the standards since NOAA introduced EANx to the scientific > community and Dick Rutkowski to the recreational community . It has a > MOD and A vip. It has a taped label with mix and mod so when sitting > can be identified. Trimix will have a breathing gas other than air of > helium contents sticker > > 2. A stage cylinder based on its use will have A gas type > identified(Nitrox or DECO gas or Oxygen or Breathing gases othrer than > air) around the cylinder it is a VIP sticker on it and it has A MOD > at the upper portion of the cylinder it has a taped contents so the > diver may read it at a glance > > 3. The hottest mix has a cover around the 2nd stage. > > .Respectfully yours, > Tom Mount > CEO IANTD World HQ > http://www.iantd.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: Brian Fairbanks <bfair@ac*.or*> > To: Tom Mount <TOM.MOUNT@wo*.at*.ne*> > Cc: cavers@cavers.com <cavers@cavers.com> > Date: Saturday, April 17, 1999 12:44 AM > Subject: Re: labeling reply to Bill Mee (TANK MARKING) > > > > As you know all standards we now produce are sent > for legal review prior to being presented. > We are more than confident that with the minor > modification /additions this year that our > labeling and cylinder identification is by far the > safest to be found. > > Have fun, be safe and go diving > Respectfully yours, > Tom Mount > CEO IANTD World HQ > http://www.iantd.com > > > > > I disagree Tom. This all sounds way to > complicated. My cell biology prof used to put > "K.I.S.S." on the board everyone once in awhile. > That stands for Keep It Simple Stupid, and that is > exactly how we need to keep it. > > Brian Fairbanks > > >
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