I know my friends and I refer to this ladder as a "T-Ladder".  The one
you refer to on the Seeker we call a "Rung Ladder".  There are boats up
here that have both.  The majority of the boats I've dived from have the
"T-Ladder".  The Wahoo has a variation on the "T-Ladder" in that it has
side rails.  A really beneficial option in rough seas!

Art.

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Jim Cobb [SMTP:cobber@ci*.co*]
	Sent:	Monday, October 12, 1998 8:43 AM
	To:	Steve Lindblom; Tech Diver
	Subject:	Re: Ladders (was Tech meeting)

	Steve

	We call that a fin ladder round these here parts. But I must
say, this no 
	doubt qualifies as the longest fin ladder in creation. Hell,
with a 
	ladder this long, you don't need fins.

	 Jim

	Sender: Steve Lindblom  Date: 10/10/98 11:44 PM

	> so you can climb in it
	>fins just by sliding the fin to the outside and up to the next
step. And it
	>extends about 80 feet down into the water



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