Let's see,

You're cold in the core area, uncomfortable there, but not thrilled 
about doing the right thing and buying the proper dry suit bottle.

Well, if you're not willing to use argon, which is the proper drysuit 
gas, then you either need to quit diving or just plain old suffer.

Ken

> From:          "Norman, Tom" <TNorman@mo*.gt*.co*>
> To:            "'Techdiver'" <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
> Subject:       Want to be warmer.
> Date:          Wed, 20 Jan 1999 17:21:33 -0500

> I would appreciate input on improving warmth with undergarment options in my
> dry suit. My 20oz. polar fleece lined woollies work well in the Puget Sound
> area most of the year, but temps are down to about 44 degrees now and
> despite adding a layer of polypro undies I'm still getting cold. I've looked
> at some of the heavier weight/high tech suits, but don't want to shell out
> $250 just to discover I stay warm for only a few more minutes. I've also
> heard both good and bad about the use of argon. Frankly, I not thrilled
> about buying another bottle. I stay quite comfortable in the feet, legs,
> arms, and head, experiencing chill mainly in my core area. Thanks in advance
> for the advice.  
> Sincerely,
> Tom Norman
> account manager
> (425)802-7036
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