At 11:47 AM 31/05/1998 EDT, CAPTZEROOO@ao*.co* wrote: >Sometimes the old ways are best. > >If you were in a wetsuit and regular BCD you would have one inflation device. >If it failed you could drop your weight belt and get up. How would you hold your deco stops? >If you dive a BOYANT dry suit like a unisuit. you have one inflation device. >If the suit tears it is possible to inflat another area of the suit by >altering you body position. If that fails, you can drop yoiur weight belt. >Same Same like diving a wet suit. A BC with a dry suit is one extra piece of >gear to fuck up or fuck with. Un less you dive two BCs with a wet suity you >are really the same position as me. How would you hold your deco stops in this case? >I belive that Diveshops started the BC with a drysuit crap to sell more BCs . >Because your wet suit usually does not fit over the drysuit. Instant sale of >BC with every drysuit. If you have a nonboyant suit with no weight belt, my >method would not be viable. Captain Zero - what am I missing? What about deco with no weight belt. It sounds like if you use the 'drop your weightbelt' option, you bend the snot out of yourself. Which makes it, sort of, a non-option. What'd I miss? rgrds billyw -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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