Yes, I did throw in the ballvalve because as far as I know this is = the only known incident in recorded history where oxygen was fingered = directly as the cause of a problem to a scuba diver. If you or anyone else can post some first hand reports of incidents = of where oxygen has smited a no-good rule ignoring social devient = like me, I will be sure to "stick in in there" but good in next post = on the subject. But, in spite of repeated requests from me and others on this list, = no one seems to be able to come up with first person/substantiated = reports of the hideous O2 horror rearing it's ugly head and causing = father/motherless children to aimlessly wander the streets, = panhandling for their next meal. But of course don't let that little detail stop you from jousting = invisible monsters, as a matter of fact I think I will look into a = job of creating rules to protect us stupid dumbfuck divers from = ourselves, whatever they might be. It appears to be a lucrative = business. The question is, what comes first, the rules or the = problems? Gimme a leg up here, Chuck. Inquiring minds want to know... Jim On 8/15/97 3:58 PM CHKBOONE@ao*.co* wrote: > >Jim, > > I thought that the ball valve was established as the culprit in "this" >post as >well. I chose this one partly because Jeff described the damage to the >needle valve. No deliberate omissions on my part, no politics. > > I was aware of your familiarity with Jeff's experience as soon as I saw >your >reference to ball valves in one of the first posts in this thread. I >thought it >was kind of cute the way you sort of stuck it out there, just hanging = all by >itself in anticipation that the issue would come up. > > We=EDll probably never agree on the degree of risk involved here = until one >of you is blown up or some scientist convinces me that everything's ok. > >Oh well ! Sombody=EDs got=EBa do it. > >By the way, I hate Sally Struthers with a passion. Good choice ! > >Chuck > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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