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This long hose "thang" has been beat todeath of late; so here is all I will say and hope to see this thread (or "thang") put to rest expediciously. In a high stress situation (which is what we must plan for) the person wanting air won't care where it comes from but will find the one in you mouth first. Whether you give away the reg in your mouth or the other person takes it you should have a second reg handy at your throat and this can easily go into your mouth without fumbling for it. No one has to hunt for a reg and that is the important point to consider in a stress situation. And if you think people will usually react rationally under high stress then you have not had the benefit of life's teacher of hard knocks. Sam Frushour On Fri, 12 Jan 1996 gmcgee1@fo*.co* wrote: > > Ken, > > Keeping all things equal. Thatis, NO What if's, (We can all "What if" our > selve to death), No little kid imagination. Just plain Fact. > Try to use just plain logic and common sense. > > How can you say taking a good working regulator out of your mouth > is safer then keeping the regulator in your mouth? > > Again no imagination please. Answer (simple) YES or NO! > > Question: > Is it safer to take a good working regulator out of your mouth underwater > or to keep it in your mouth? > > Gary McGee > Detroit, MI USA > Great Lakes Wrecker >
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