> Dick Barker wrote: > > 1/4 turn was and still is a good idea if you think there is a chance > that someone checking your air doesn't know which way is on. If they > turn it a 1/4 turn and it stops turning they will either know that > that is what should happen or will comment that "it was only a 1/4 > turn on" which should let you know that they can't tell right from left. > These people can also mash the valve seat by tightning a valve when they > think they are opening it. > > If you turn your air on all the way somday someone will turn it off > for you while commenting that you forgot to turn it on. Remember, > we have at least two generations of idiots out there that have never > done anything as mechanical as changing sparkplugs in their car or > lawnmower. Are you one of them? :') Personally, I would rather find out my "buddy" turned my gas off while on the surface checking my reg. on the boat before jumping in or decesning than aborting a dive as I pass 80' because my reg's won't breath. This due to the fact my "buddy" thought he was turning my gas on, but instead turned it off, then back on 1/4 turn. Gas ON or Gas OFF. That simple. T.J. tjm@ea*.ne*
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