Jim, point taken. I'll try and get a suitable photo. As regards the power of the net comment, if there is a trend for people rigging this way, hopefully this will initiate a rush by dive gear manufacturers to start creating decent gear. If the major selling points or competetive advantages were safety features/simplicity, rather than the fact that this gear has 243 d-rings and looks really cool in fluorescent purple, the world would be a better place. I think I'll continue. -Sean On Fri, 8 Nov 96 14:56:03 -0500, cobber@mi*.co* wrote: >>This idea has some merit, although it would be somewhat redundant to >>the "Doing it Right" base. Question to everyone... is this needed? > >Sean- > >Sounds like you've got your ducks in a row. But keep in mind that the >page doesn't need to preach to the chior, rather the page needs to make >converts out of the people using stroke setups. And if someone is looking >at a diagram of a diver setup differently than their setup it might >capture their imagination and inspire them to investigate further. > >Although knowing the power of the internet it will become very boring to >get on a dive boat and everybody on the boat has the same damn setup. >Plus the bottom would fall out of the poseidon second stage market, VX10 >regulators become a commodity item traded like pork bellies. Hillary >would make $100,000 trading VX10 futures. Imagine the chaos at the fin >pile, people getting in fistfights over DUI drysuits. Goon squads of >hogarthian zealots stoning short-hosers. Maybe this webpage thing is not >a good idea after all. > > Jim >
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