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at some point as things clear, no-vis turns into bad vis or low vis. how long do you want to not see in the bad vis? an extra few minutes? of course nothing helps in no-vis. it is that transition out of no-vis that matters or the general low vis to start. >From: Joel Markwell <joeldm@mi*.co*> >To: Kevin Connell <kevin@nw*.co*>, Scott Landon <js_landon@ho*.co*>, > <armantrout@mc*.co*> >CC: <cavers@cavers.com> >Subject: Re: another stupid question..LOL >Date: Mon, 08 May 2000 15:43:23 -0500 > >on 5/8/00 2:17 PM, Kevin Connell at kevin@nw*.co* wrote: > > > I've seen the HID in both high vis, low vis and almost no-vis. > > > > It is a much tighter, more effective beam in all cases. > >An interesting reply. Clearly you weren't responding to me since I didn't >mention low-vis except to indicate that it might be effective there. What I >did indicate was that I have never seen a light that can penetrate a total >siltout of the kind described. > >Are you also saying that this light can penetrate, to a useful degree, >total >silt-out conditions such as one might find in a low-flow cave zapped with >deep silt/clay and/or narrow crawl-throughs, same conditions, low-flow, >deep >silt/clay? > >Tighter, more effective, sure, I agree, incredibly so. If you can afford >it, >dive with it. Rely on it for what it is and what it can do. > >Please clarify. > >Later, > >JoeL > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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