> Rich, watch the films if you want to see perfect buoyancy control. Even if > there were a better bouyancy mechanism, which there is not (other than with no > gear, as you point out), why would anyone want to use a convoluted mishmash of > silliness to achieve it when there is no advantage? I catch lobsters all of the > time, and do it with no wetsuit, so can not touch the coral, and would not > anyway, so I am sure of the buoyancy thing . It is in your mind. Golly, George, I guess you are right - it must have all been "in my mind". Silly me. I don't want to play this game anymore. > Besides, they are making a small wing now, rather than the inflatable boat > that they were making. Now THAT would be an improvement. The biggest problem I have with the OMS (which is also true of most of the others) is that the lift capacity is way too huge. I'll tell you my ideal: Two independent bladders in a single shell, each with about 15lbs max lift. The shell would allow both bladders to be fully inflated (max 30 lbs lift) in the extremely rare case that I would need that much. See if you can convince John to make me a BC like that. I'd also like a single-bladder version for the rebreather. Rich
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