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From: <DEnig@ao*.co*>
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 19:38:40 EDT
To: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: Re: bondage wing challenge was :BODY COUNT - SCORE CARD TO
Subj:	Re: bondage wing challenge was :BODY COUNT - SCORE CARD TO FOLLOW
Date:	98-07-13 19:33:38 EDT
From:	DEnig
To:	KybrSose

In a message dated 98-07-05 23:27:01 EDT, you write:

<< 
 In a message dated 7/5/98 9:47:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, DOBSONJW@ao*.co*
 writes:
 
 > Please forward PROOF that there is any problem with the OMS wing if
 >  you can.

Then, KybrSose writes...........
 *******************
 >>Here's a better one.  Please foward proof that the OMS wing works, if
indeed
 >>it does. 
 
 >>Also foward the parameters of your proof, for example how you configured
the
 >>bungee, how tight, how many, inflation pressures, overdump activation
 >>pressures etc. Please base all figures on actual observed reproduce-able
data,
 >>not manufactures guidelines,etc  
 
>> It seems that people wearing these things keep turning up dead, I would
think
>>we would all want to know why. 
 
>>If the wings can be used safely as you seem to imply , then of course you
>> would want to foward such information.
 
>>regards,
 
>>Al Marvelli<
 

No Al......You prove that the OMS wings have problems. While you are at it,
produce documented proof that in all these recent deaths, OMS wings were in
use by each and every one of these divers. 
If you wish to tie OMS wings in as a factor in all the deaths, then YOU better
be prepared to prove that they were in use by all the divers at the time they
died. Others don't have to prove that they work. 
Granted, because I use OMS wings you will probably consider me a "stroke" but:
1) I know what equipment works for me
2) I know what my abilities are and don't push those limits 
3) I plan my dives and dive my plan
4) I practice for the unexpected (Murphy loves to dive too)

While I've never faced a life and death situation in the water I have had
minor, irritating "mishaps" that I've dealt with, learned from and practiced
dealing with.
I've faced enough "life and death" situations on land to learn and know that
training with your equipment, being familier with your equipment and practice,
practice, practice can mean the difference between life and death.  
Under stress, we humans revert to how we are trained/practice. 
Dan
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