Dry suit is what allows you to dive the steel, but does not solve the other problems with ocean diving. Samy Elashmawy wrote: > > Kevin , Goerge > > Whats the problem with using the dry suit as a redundant BC. > > It would seen that the additional Blader and hose just add to the cludster > F... scenario > Lift bag is suable but undesirable. To much to tinker with going up the > line. Doable yes. > > I have had numerous holes in my bc , as well as sprung a few leaks in the > dry suit. Have yet to have a total fialer in one that would not allow use > of it for boyancey. Just inconviance of addding air in every now and then. > > Had plenty of crawling throgh wrecks , mot prone to holes are the knees , > elbows and upper arm/shoulder area for the dry suit, and the outer botem > section of horse shoe area of the bc. > > Regarding double bc/bladder. I question the worth of a second bladders/bcs > , a second lp hoses that can snag , or pop a leak , a second bc hose that > bcan fial . > > What wrong with just the dty suit and wings. Most wreck divers have some > sort of lift bag 90 persent of the time as well as a third option. > > This keep ading more tho the problem keeps adding tto the clister f... > quatent. Not to mention that you can dith your weight belt , if you have it > or your canister light. Sucks with steel tanks, alluminum plate , and lamar > hirres light I omnnly need 8 lbs with dui cf200X > > Less is more , especialy when the shit happens you cant be figering out > where eeverything is and how to do it. It must be instant responce to the > CF. If you busy thinking your odds rare agienst you allready . > > At 07:48 AM 7/23/1999 -0700, Kevin Connell wrote: > >Who recommends dual BC's? > > > >At 09:56 AM 7/23/1999 -0400, you wrote: > >>kirvine@sa*.ne*, > >> I know a lot of people have the personal preference of > minimization, > >>and with CAVE diving you can "crawl" out but with deep OCEAN diving > >>redundancy is recommended. Sorry I didn't specify that I was referring to > >>deep ocean. The recommended redundancy is either a BCD and a lift bag > >>(which can be used for buoyancy if the BC fails) or dual BCs or dual > >>bladders. Do you often do DEEP OCEAN diving?? The reason I'm selling this > >>BC is because I don't need or want such redundancy when cave diving and > >>don't do deep ocean diving. I only need a little 45lb wing for my cave > >>diving. > >> > >> > >>-----Original Message----- > >>From: kirvine@sa*.ne* [mailto:kirvine@sa*.ne*] > >>Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 12:41 AM > >>To: Caruso, Christina R (Christina) > >>Cc: 'Bill Lais'; 'cavers@cavers.com' > >>Subject: Re: Scubapro Super Tek dual bladder wings for sale > >> > >> > >>This is a classic " the redundency needs of deep diving". Thanks for > >>coming in today, Christina. > >> > >>Caruso, Christina R (Christina) wrote: > >> > > >> > What it is: a BCD, wing style, Scubapro Brand, SuperTek model for > >>technical > >> > diving. It has full redundancy by having two bladders and two inflator > >> > hoses - aimed for the redundancy needs of deep diving. It requires a > >> > backplate (like those used for double tanks) > >> > > >> > -----Original Message----- > >> > From: Bill Lais [mailto:billlais@mp*.ne*] > >> > Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 9:25 PM > >> > To: Caruso, Christina R (Christina); cavers@cavers.com > >> > Subject: Re: Scubapro Super Tek dual bladder wings for sale > >> > > >> > Stupbabro Scuper Tek gual dbladder googles > >> > > >> > - say what?? > >> > > >> > ----- Original Message ----- > >> > From: Caruso, Christina R (Christina) <ccaruso@lu*.co*> > >> > To: <cavers@cavers.com> > >> > Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 8:06 PM > >> > Subject: Scubapro Super Tek dual bladder wings for sale > >> > > >> > > > >> > > I have a Scubapro Super Tek dual bladder wings for sale. Owned less > >>than > >> > > one year (more wing than I need/want). Will take $300 or best offer. > >> > > > >> > > Christina Caruso > >> > > 407-875-4557 > >> > > FAX: 407-875-4474 > >> > > pager: 800-258-0336 pin 1273388 > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > > >----------------------------------------------- > >Kevin Connell <kevin@nw*.co*> > > > >NW Labor Systems, Inc > >http://www.nwls.com > > > >Who is John Galt? > >----------------------------------------------- > >
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