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Joel...I have visitors from Denmark at the moment so I'll be brief. I'd prefer Ts from the beginning, a permanent guideline to the surface at most sites, and getting rid of the training system as it is today. Teaching people half of what they need to know and turning them loose in the world is a dangerous proposition. The things I did on my Intro card would make people shudder on this list and makes me wonder why I survived. If I had been forced to take everything through Full in one shot I would not have been at such a risk. Let the list and the instructors hammer away, I'll sort it out and reply when I can. Drew -----Original Message----- From: Joel Markwell <joeldm@mi*.co*> To: Drew Glasbrenner <glasbrenner@mi*.co*>; O'Daniel, David <David_O'Daniel@bs*.bl*.co*> Cc: Cave listserv <cavers@cavers.com> Date: Sunday, March 12, 2000 8:08 PM Subject: Re: Gaps and T's >on 3/11/00 1:57 PM, Drew Glasbrenner at glasbrenner@mi*.co* wrote: > >> I'd prefer well arrowed T's any day. The only good thing I can say about >> gaps is that they help keep beginner divers out of areas they shouldn't be >> in and on the main line. Tees make it easier to route find. Imagine driving >> through a neighborhood where you could only see 50 ft and the roads lacked >> 75 ft of intersecting. > >Drew, > >So you would favor an improved version of what we have today? Gaps up to, >say 1200-1500' and T-s beyond that? > >Later, > >JoeL >
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