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Jess You are correct , you did not tell anyone what tables to use.My point if you missed it was you have never seen someone get these things screwed up , I have seen divers try to do what they think they learned off this list and get it all wrong.Of course you would never see it as you dive with a select group and if you did you are there to correct it.Just as the diver I spoke of getting the Reg switching wrong , he emailed me to say the points on the deep stops you made are good and I agree , but he also got the reg wrong off this list but will never post it , fear of the flame has him. He got it right at our meeting , but how many out there got it wrong with him on this list?I'm sorry to have gave you a bladder problem. Capt JT At 08:02 PM 4/5/99 -0500, you wrote: >I agree 100 %. I also expressly indicated that I was posting what I do and >that it may not work for others, I also expressly pointed out that >following these profiles could, and probably would result in harm. I think >I have made this abundantly clear. I have told nobody what tables to use. >If this is not clear, please feel free to contact me privately. > >Now then, having said that, I suggest you all do as the good Capt. says and >stick your heads as far up your asses as possible and completely ignore >everything new that is going on around you. It is the only way to be safe. >Go back to horsecollars, double hose regs, deep air, etc., etc., etc. > >To the list... >Guys like this are why I get pissy when I post. > >Good day, >Trout > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Capt JT <captjt@mi*.co*> >To: techdiver@aquanaut.com <techdiver@aquanaut.com> >Date: Monday, April 05, 1999 7:44 PM >Subject: Re: He is "mike rodriquez"? > > >>I've watched these posts and they run border line to maybe causing someone >>to hurt their self. >>Mike like most on this list uses the programs available to him (Decom , >>Abyss, ect.) And now he is being told to make his own , that these tools >>are wrong.Most on this list do not have the time , resources, training, and >>skill to come up with personalized tables other than what these programs on >>the market let you do.So what he should be told (and he knows this I'm >>sure) is they work, but could be better.To tell this list to start making >>ones own will surely cause someone to get hurt.This falls in place just >>like many of the things I've seen on this list- - - >>Just like when Jim told a diver to just buy a set of doubles and consider >>himself certified doubles diver ( Not picking on you Jim , just an >>example)Those of us who run trips deal with this problem every year.And its >>getting worse.This list promotes training on the net and some who get this >>internet training get it turned around or should not move on to tech >>diving until a time they able to handle the mental stress of these kinds of >>dives.Gear just like these home made tables are part of a divers tools , if >>a diver does not have the skill to began with there is not anyway to >>configure his gear or kind of gear to make him a tech diver.What am I >>saying is this- the gear does not make the diver , but the diver is the key >>to the gear.Proper gear will surely enhance what is already there , but >>will not make him a good diver.Another point from a resent trend is the Reg >>switching , at our last Vatech meeting it was openly talked about and a >>diver following the posts had misunderstand the part about the second stage >>being only finger tight to change it , he was thinking the hose at the 1st >>stage (leading to the second stage) was to be loose . Just because you >>understand it when you post it, does not mean that the person reading it >>understands it the way you did.As I have said before You Can Not Learn to >>Dive on this LIST , at Some Point You Must Get in the WATER >> >>CaptJT >> >>-- >>Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. >>Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. >> > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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