Jim Its getting late so I'll probably shut up after this. >If I breath off a bottle, I wanna know if there is air in it to breath at >all times, so a gauge is mandatory on any such bottle in my book. Why? >Because shit happens. Shit has already happened. You have no gas in the pony, the gauge does not help but contribute to a potential reason for their being no gas in the first place. As I infer from you point below, a pony does not have sufficient gas so a hose failure will deplete its contents rapidly. If there is no gas in the pony then go back to the primary's reserve. Jim, a thought occurred to me here, maybe I'm expecting too much of the type of diver that carries a pony? >Just so everybody is clear, my stance on using ponys is: > >*If you are doing dives where you think you need a pony, then what you >actually need are doubles. > >*If you are doing dives where you think you don't need doubles then you >don't need a pony. And this is where we agree. David Shimell Project Manager, Sequent Computer Systems Ltd, Weybridge, UK Email: shimell@se*.co* -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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