George, We are on the same page! I am in agreement with you in regard to a "clean rig" and teach the concept and have never posted otherwise. However the risk of a CO2 hit is very real regardless of what your wearing and needed to be addressed. It is not enough to keep harping on the gear configuration. I see people every year on the charter boat who have bought your tape, configured their gear and think they are "doing it right", only to do stupid shit like Charlie and nearly kill themselves because they think it's only about the gear. You may survive in spite of a stupid gear configuration; you will not survive a Co2 hit regardless of what you are wearing!!! Ted From: kirvine@sa*.ne* > Ted, why don't you try telling them why diving a clean rig makes diving > easy? Explain to them that diving with the kitchen sink is what leads to > "CO2 buildup". Explain to them that running with me on your back is a > lot harder than running with me not on your back. > > Or do you want me to explain that to you first, and then have you do it? > > Again, these guys are putting themselves at such a severe disadvantage > that the suprisin thing is how many live, not how many die. > > Keep telling them they are doing just fine. Keep buying into their bull. > The fact is they are runing a marathon cluster up there, and they will > continue to do so until they figure out the basics. > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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