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> speaking of computers,why would anyone bother diving a computer if he's >planning on violating it.or even better,the cyber diver who wrote "well,i'll >just get out of the water,but leave my computer in the water so it doesn't >lock out and i can use it for another dive later on".what kind of crap is >that.hell,maybe i should dive a computer all the time,i'll leave the >computer in the water to do all of the deco and i'll sit on the surface >drinking a six-pack with some cave diving instructors and smoke some dope >with the 'legends in their own minds' group. - john todd John, Your quote is out of context; this was in regard to the fact that the Bridge II won't do gas switches, let alone trimix deco computations, but I like the logbook features and use it as a depth guage and bottom timer etc. Thus, if because of gas switches, I can be out of the water before the Bridge II says it's OK, the simple solution to avoid "lock out" -- again assuming I'm diving tables (either trimix or Nitrox/Air with EAN80 deco) -- is to hang the computer on the line at the point when your tables allow for ascent, but the Bridge II doesn't. The only function of the Bridge II is the divelog/upload at that point. I also don't some dope, drink six packs, or take crap from people who misread posts. Harold H. Gartner III 6900 Via Alba Camarillo, California 93012 home: (805) 482-9743 home fax: (805) 987-6804 office: (805) 644-1061 E-Mail: hgartner@ra*.or* CompuServe 71470,1423
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