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Capt JT schrieb: cut---- .....I bet if you would have ask Billy that day what > he thought of the AD , his answer may have been, " Its the most dangerous > dive I ever done".There is nothing Billy Deans could have done to save him > , but the horror of it will last all his life I'm sure , The wreck is > paging number 13 for the summer of 2000.Bottom line is you can't always > blame the buddy or the Capt. and crew.The minute you put your head > underwater , it has become unsafe. > Comments? > I fully agree with your statement! It is easy to blame other people, if your dive was unsafe or became dangerous or perhaps too hard to handle. Any time you go down to a wreck (or any deep dive in general), you must face the danger and even though, I have safely managed to do several deep wreck explorations in 580 ft, I also got almost killed in a wreck at only 250ft, just because I was daring a bit too much and thought, I could handle it, to dive down to a more deeper deck, while exploring a liner. Well, I learned my lesson, but one thing is for sure: down there, you are the only one to blame, if something goes wrong, which you cannot handle by yourself! If you count only on your buddy, to rescue you from a dangerous situation, you shouldn't do that kind of diving! Best wishes and safe diving from a tekkie from Germany. Mario -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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