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Ken, Did you leave a message on my answering machine? I left town Thursday afternoon and did not check my messages until yesterday. Someone left a message complaining that I never call or write but did not leave their name or number. This seemed to be the weekend for such calls. My buddy Joey Dituri also called and complained that I haven't returned his calls. He's in Hawwai and the time difference does make it a little difficult. BTW, as a reformed wreck-diver, I'd be happy to tell you how and where the crow bar is attached. Don't forget the sawed-off sledge hammer (the handle is sawed off, not the hammer head) and cold chisel, no serious wrecker would be without one :-) -John > Tom, does it include a segment by Gary Gentile showing the > appropriate place to put the crow bar? > > Ken > > > Date sent: Fri, 8 Nov 1996 12:00:56 -0800 > > From: iantdhq@ix*.ne*.co* (IANTD ) > > Subject: Re: compare > > Copies to: techdiver@terra.net > > Copies to: cavers@ge*.co* > > > There is a lot of discussion on equipment config on the net now, for a > > complete overview I suggest you order the IANTD equipment config video > > and compare the various methods that leading technical divers elect to > > set up their equipment. > > > > > > 1. Tom mount short theory session followed by presentation of 2 methods > > of equipment config both breathing long hose > > > > 2. Billy Deans presenting a versatile off shore config, great ideas and > > safety measures from one of the most experienced technical and wreck > > divers in the world > > > > 3. Stage cylinder rigging by larry Green one of the more experienced > > and accomplished cave divers in the USA, > > > > 4. The WKPP version of the hogarth system presented by Jarrod > > Jablonski, a lead explorer in the WKPP group and the one who does most > > of the actual line laying while with teammate George doing the > > surveying > > > > 5. Side mount configuration by renowned side mount diver explorer and > > instructor Lamar Hires > > > > In this tape you see the whole picture and are provided with sufficient > > information to help you make an informed decision on what is best > > suited for your personal needs. > > > > you will not hear the term stroke, you will not hear anyone called > > obscene names, nor will anyone state this is the only way. YOU will be > > encourgaged to look carefully at each presentation and use your own > > intelligence to make an informed decision on equipment configuration. > > > > Enjoy > > Tom Mount > > > > Contact your nearest IANTD facility or call IANTD HQ (305 751 4873)for > > the location of the facility nearest to you. The tape is available in > > US version and PAL > > >
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