I screwed it up the right way - I picked the bottles up because they were set too deep ( they had slid dwon the hill), but forgot to breathe them when I got to the switch. We don't care about a gas that is ok to breathe at the depth, only one that is too shallow for the depth. That was never in evidence. Besides, everyone is used to me breathing the deepest gas until it is exhausted and then switching on days where we are doing multiple dives - this leaves the other gas which is more needed on the second dive than the first ahnd saves me putting more bottles in the water. It was also years ago. tgunther@co*.co* wrote: > > < I kept screwing up the gas switch and not knowing it. I only found out when I > got to 20 feet and my O2 was not there, and I then saw that my 120 and 70 bottle > were both untouched ... >> > > Excuse me for asking, but where was your buddy that was suppose to prevent this > sort of thing? :-) > > Tod -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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