I just wrote a mail to a friend explaing my
evolution over four years of diving. I thought
this paragraph from the letter puts it right:
My buddy and I are about the only DIR divers in Eastern Ontario.
I first started learning about teck diving from a small group
of divers in Quebec (french) who are more or less DIR. I listened
to the people who made most sense and I didn't find "personal
preference"
a convincing argument; rather it seemed to excuse a lack of thinking.
I can't understand why people can't at least agree the prinipals
behind
it are pretty obvious:
The minimum necessary
System redundancy and back-up plans
Streamlining
Training
FEMA (engineering term for failure modes and effects analysis)
This appeals to my engineering mind.
BTW Any other DIR out here in Ottawa?
[\] Robert Wood
2 Million gates, bah, humbug.
mailto:rwood@sp*.co*
The St. Lawrence River - fresh, warm, visible diving.
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