Manos,

	They are talking about gear removal at the surface where a loss of
buoyancy control is a good thing. This keeps the diver at the surface where
you want them under these circumstances.

	Don

-----Original Message-----
From: Manos Manoli [mailto:manos@ma*.co*.cy*]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 3:37 AM
To: Tech Diver
Subject: Of webbing


Question :

"""   I've cut someone out of webbing in an emergency, it took about 5
seconds,
and total time to gear off  .......  """

How can i ever do that ? Getting of my gear  means that i will also
loose my lead ( v-weights )
resulting on total buoyancy control failure not mensioning bolting to
the surface .

Rgds Manos

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