KVI wrote: > > I am geting really tired of you. The girl had two 80's, one with 80%, > one with 30 something %. One on the left, one on the right. NO MARKINGS > WHAT SO EVER ON THE TANKS ( the dive shop said they had had a piece of > masking tape with the analysis - her back tanks had such a tape, but it > was days old and for a diffrent dive). The SOP for your bullshit IANTD > is to have the high ox on the right, low on the left - FARM ANIMAL > STUPID. The other assinine method you guys use is to have different > regs, poodle jackets on the regs, mark the regs, color code, etc. THAT > ONLY GIVES YOU MORE CHANCES TO SCREW UP. Ornstein breathed her 80% from > 130 on up, and toxed. First of all I would like to thank George for his attempt at a rational reply. Second, I would like to say that no technical agency that I know of allowes nitrox or what ever mix to be marked in such a lame fashion as is reported in Georges post and if this is ever seen, please call what ever agency that the dive shop promotes and report them for violating standards. Third, IANTD does not require the use of different regs, poodle jackets on the regs, marks on the regs or a color coded regs on any equipment even stage cylinders. And to rely on anything other than what has been analized and properly marked on a sticker that does not come off with water like masking tape, neither comes under any ageny standards or course outline that I am aware of. > Now I am going to tell you my method one last time, so listen up. The > bottle has the MOD on it horizontally in the orientation of the bottle > on either side. That is the only id, other than my name on the bottle. > Regs make no difference. The reg is parked, the bottle is off. When you > go to use the bottle, you look for the one you want, identify it, you > take the reg from it, you put it around your neck, and then you go back > to the botle you want to breath based on the MOD, identify it, and turn > it on. IF YOU CAN BREATH, YOU ARE BREATHING THE RIGHT GAS. There is no > better , safer, more certain method. Thank you george, I could'nt agree more! -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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