On Wed, 17 Jan 1996, Xavier Merlin wrote:
> YEah , but if you surface and the air temperature is say -3 degrees
> celcius .. forget it .. it immediately freezes deaf !
> I wonder if there exists something to prevent your Dive Alert from
> freezing.
good question...so far I've managed to stay out of the water when it's
that cold.
> I am not a tekkie but i know for my mares voltrex there is something
> called a cold water diving kit. It protects freezing your first stage
> by use of some special fluid. I wonder if that technology could
> also be used for Dive Alert ?
usually environmental sealing kits(which you described) use silicone-I
don't think an air horn would work well encased in silicone?
> Any one from Dive Alert out there ? >
> Happy SAFE diving
>
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Bob Favorite RVT
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