Rich - you have no clue what you are talking about here - let's drop it. You don't cave dive, you don't wreck dive. you don't know what we are doing, you have never seen it , done it , or discussed with anyopne who has a clue, and I am not going to deal in this with you. This is why we use a one-piece "doing it right", as being "separated from your rig" in a drysuit is a death sentence. This is why we do not dive stroke rigs, or stoke gear . This is why we do it right. When sidemounting, the harness has the weights in it. When ocaen diving in warm water in a skin, I have a weightbelt. Rich, in your efforts to keep the morons like Easop pumped up, you are yourself not only looking like a neophyte, you are annoying me. Get over it.I can't answer stupid questions all night. I do not take my gear off ever, and the guy who told me that proved it to me by doing it and dying. Repeat, I do not use bondage wings, and have been over why. You really think you are clever,just like you pals. Richard Pyle wrote: > > > Richie, I love ya , but this is silly - we use 104's only when using C-4 > > Thinsulate under a drysuit . The 104's are 9 pounds negaitve emtpy, the > > cave light is seven. The regs are a coupple more - exactly perfect, and > > the wings get a litle gas > > So what you're saying is that if you and your rig become separated, the > rig is 20 pounds negative and you are 20 lbs posative? Can't > imagine ever needing to part company with your rig? Apparently you don't > do much solo open-water diving. I can even think of one cave death that > might have been prevented if both the diver and the rig were > independently neutral. > > > GEtting awya with something dumb does not > > make it a good choice. > > Which is exactly why I think you should seriously reconsider the balance > of your equipment, despite the many times you have gotten away with it. > > Just think it through carefully before responding - that's all I ask. > > Also, please provide me with a list of *reasons* why bondage wings > contribute to diver deaths any more than black fins do. > > Thanks, > Rich -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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