Tom, I'm not going to CC you this one, cause I know you couldn't care less what I think is safe, but here is my opinion on what you just said: 1) The IANTD standards do NOT specify large readable MOD markings. 2) What is the difference (oxtox wise) between a 1.6PPO2 at 20ft and a 1.6PPO2 at 120ft? at 300ft? Nothing! So by your logic why not put poodle jackets on all your regs?! Once again, what a crock. Large lateral MOD markings are the way to go, and the only safe way to do it. At 09:15 AM 4/29/1999 -0400, Tom Mount wrote: >Ken >It is not just color coding however as any photography can tell you and you >can prove by looking there are colors such as green, yellow and pink that >are still visible at depth regardless of ROY G BIV. They are less brilliant >but still seeable but the point is not the color it is they state oxygen 0r >deco gas I or Nitrox is highly visible wording. so they are readable to all >and identify the gas type and in deco gas and Oxygen state mod on them, >Second the contents tape is readable to the diver, third the MOD is readable >to all, fourth the mountpeice wrap is completely noticeable as you cannot >breat around it. > >Please remove me from your CC list >
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