Well that was not exactly what i was thinking of but thanks for the info anyway. I am looking for a electrically heated undergarment or something like that. I currently use a 400 gr Thinsulate along with Argon but that wont do for more than an hour or so of deco in the water temp that we dive in. During wintertime we have 0 degree celsius water temp in Sweden. Daniel Gault wrote: > Ingemar - > > There are commercially available hot water diving suits - the unit requires > a surface supplied kerosene heating unit. The suit has a valve to control > the flow of water and your temperature. It is basically a wet suit, you > will be warm but wet. Because you are in water, there are limits to your > exposure - depending on your diving profile and conditions you would > probably be better off with heavy thinsulate and a dry suit. > > Dan -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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