Jeff, Before you think to little of me go back and reread all my posts. I never said to use this for all configurations just the simpler ones (that just keeps getting assumed by everybody). I know it works well, I have been using it for the last year now (on all types of dives) but then again with our dives we don't need a lot of the extra crap on us. It would be nice if everybody would quit assuming I don't inderstand the big picture, I do. At 08:51 PM 12/17/97 -0500, Jeff Bentley wrote: >Jeremy, >You are wrong chief... I'll save you the pain of spanking you in public... > >Double steel 104s are at least 12 lbs negative full and about neutral empty. >An aluminum 80 is about 4 lbs negative full and lets say 2 positive empty.. >A proper dive light will add another 4 lbs negative. > >I assume you wear the correct amount of lead to counteract the drysuit when >it is close to deflated. > >At the start of the dive you will be 20 (12+4+4) lbs negative. >If your tanks are empty at the end of the dive you should be close to neutral. You >have to be near neutral or negative in an out of gas emergency or you are dead. > >So... you telling me you can swim around head down with a min of 20lbs of >positive boyancy in your drysuit..... BULLSHIT... > >Jeff > >Jeremy Downs wrote: > >> Jason, >> I never have nor ever plan on carving some pumpkin underwater, I take my >> diving very serious and even more so what I suggest to others. I have never >> recremended anything that I have not carefully researched and proven myself >> and I have a perfect record with my students. >> >> How can you judge me as never having done any real diving when you don't >> even have a clue as to who I am or what I have done. Ignorent comments >> usually come from ignorent minds, prove me wrong, answer my question with >> facts and I will listen. Until then your just blowing smoke up everybodys >> ass like the majority of the self absorbed wannabe diving eleteists that >> infect our sport. Prove me wrong or shut up. >> Jeremy >> >> >Jeremy Downs wrote: >> >> Jason, >> >> Instead of making crass assumptions why don't you list the dangers you speak >> >> of, I would be really interested to hear this one. >> >> >> >> BTW it's not for convenience but rather for better control and less CF's. >> >> You do have to have a genuine clue about proper weighting to begin with >> >> though (and most people really don't). >> >> At 05:00 PM 12/17/97 -0600, Jason Weisacosky wrote: >> >Tell you what, Jeremy. Isuppose you can do what you want, but instructing >> others on a proceedure that is questionable really pisses me off. This is >> where people unknowingly become Strokes; By listening to instructors that >> really haven't done anything but blow happy bubbles and carve pumpkins >> underwater. I'm not saying you are a master pumpkin carver, but I strongly >> disagree with your position. >> > -----Jason >> > >> >> -- >> Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. >> Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. > > > >-- >Jeff Bentley jbentley@cr*.co* http://www.crl.com/~jbentley > > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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