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To: techdiver@opal.com
To: roger@ch*.sp*.tr*.co* (Roger Carlson)
Subject: Re: air integrated computers
From: "Ken Sallot" <KEN@co*.ci*.uf*.ed*>
Organization: CIRCA, University of Florida
Date: Tue, 4 Oct 1994 10:56:30 EST
First: To everyone, Hi I'm new here. Been divin' 14 years, and since
moving to Gainesville in April I've been getting into Cavern/Cave
diving.

>     I know it's not good etiquette, but I've been wasting enougth
> bandwidth lately, and I've got two quick comments. On regs: I use Dacor
> extremes, and I hate them. They are plastic, and breath very dry, and yes, I
> get CO2 headaches. Interesting observation, there about plastic regs doing
> that and being dry. Makes sense. Furthermore, I've gone through a couple of
> poppets in each reg in less than a year. I release pressure on them between
> dives, but it's not long before they begin leaking slowly. I've heard they've
> re-designed the poppet. Anyone know if that's true? I don't think I'll ever
> trust this reg fully in any case.

I bought a new extreme in July to replace my old 14 year old 
Conshelf. It is very dry, but I don't get CO2 headaches. But I make 
it a point to keep myself well hydrated inbetween dives, and I flood 
the second stage sometimes in the middle of a dive to moisten things 
up a bit. I have not had any problems with leaking. I have been 
putting some use on the regulator (it has 50+ dives on it since July) 
and takes the beating pretty well. My *ONLY* complaint on this reg is 
that it is too dry in the mouth (and I never thought I'd say that).

-ken










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"Ken's Recipe of the Week!"

Mustard
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   1 c      Mustard Powder (4 oz)
   3 fl oz  Vinegar
   3 fl oz  Cool Water
 1/2 tsp    salt
   1 Tbsp   honey
Mix until smooth.  Pack in air-tight glass jars and store as follows:
Mustard is very hot when first mixed, then mellows with age.
Refrigeration nearly stops the mellowing process.  For a hot mustard, age
4 weeks, medium 6 weeks, mild 8 weeks, then move to refrigerator.

Variations
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Substitute sugar or maple sugar for honey.
Substitute white wine, cider or balsamic vinegar for vinegar
Add taragon, black or jalapeno peppers.

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