On Wed, 17 Jan 1996, Ken Sallot wrote: > We do a drill here in the pool for all AI's. The drill is simple, > have one diver at one side of the pool, the other no more then 100' > away at the other side. The diver in the deeper end removes the > regulator from his mouth, signals out of air, and blows bubbles while > waiting for the other diver. The donor swims as fast as he possibly > can to the other person and hands him his primary and starts buddy > breathing. 100' doesn't seem like a far distance to travel until you > need that air. It's interesting to watch the drill and see the > reactions. You should try it sometime. > We have a similar drill. A pair of divers start at opposite sides of the pool. One diver(diver A)faces the wall while at the other side his buddy removes his SCUBA unit then swims to diver A without it (blowing bubbles :)) when he reaches diver A he must get his attention then give the out of air signal. The reason they are not facing each other is so diver A isn't sitting there with a reg in his hand when his buddy shows up. This is also an interesting drill to watch and perform. Bob Favorite RVT UC Davis VMTH UC Davis SCUBA The Octopus' Garden VMD 490 Instructor safety diver safety diver
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