>>> This is what I think we should have. Simply a NAMA sticker.
>>> Its tells everyone "hey, don't assume this tank has air in it".
The same problem would exist.
The problem is not that markings were unavailable, or even that the tanks
wern't marked.
The problem was the "standard" that they were marked to.
No one agrees on a single standard, (as demonstrated by the various
marking conventions mentioned here), and the captain had air in marked
tanks.
I see three problems. One is education regarding responsibility, two is
the "standard" for marking tanks, (although I admit that I'll probably
refuse to honor any "standard") and three is the trogs who don't let
marked tanks on their boats, or won't fill marked tanks with air.
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"huh?"
-Jammer, 1992
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