>I thought the key to Hogarthian diving was survivability. > >Is there anyone out there who is one hundred percent sure that in an >emergency they can honestly say they would reach the valves EVERY SINGLE >TIME? All it takes is one time to fail and, basically you die. I hear loads >of rhetoric but not a lot of justification to your arguments. Have I just >dared challenge the High Lords of the WKPP or is there a more practical >reason why this method is flawed? this is why, among other things, i do a bubble check and valve shutdown/isolation procedure in the water before i proceed with the dive - if you cannot do it at the surface, you sure won't be much more succesful in an emergency. there are no guarantees in an emergency but minimizing your risks by doing some simple pre-dive procedures sure help. this is true for all types of diving, isn't it? safe diving! m.g. ebro -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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