� " I didn't even think that I was going to get into the water and rather than pack my DUI 200 and lug it 3000 miles for a dive I didn't think I was going to make I figured I'd travel light.." MHK , With the same logic i can dive with my swimming goggles ( i always keep a pair in my boat ) in case i forget my mask home. It seams that you didn't understand what's going on here ! You didn't get it that everyone hanging in this list is watching so close how this people do it. You know why ? Just because they are so good at it that everyone try's to copy or criticize ! It gets so difficult some times to represent a group or an individual which others have as a prototype ! Unfortunately you don't have the luxury to be flexible with the rules. If you wanna do it your way do it with your friends at the weekend. Manos MHK wrote: > Trey, > > Let me jump in here a minute..� This is why I hate posting to this list > sometimes.� Rather than read my trip report and hopefully learn something > assholes like Manos need to poke holes and ignore the 900+ things that work > and that allow you to do the type of diving you do and focus on the fact > that I, as an admitted 1st timer to the WKPP team, fucked up and wore a > wetsuit in 78 degree water while diving to 20'.. > > Jesus what an asshole.. > > Sorry Trey for getting you involved in this nonsense.� But if they had read > my report they would have noticed that I didn't even think that I was going > to get into the water and rather than pack my DUI 200 and lug it 3000 miles > for a dive I didn't think I was going to make I figured I'd travel light.. > > Next time down I will bring my drysuit, but I thought the 200 was overkill > since I tend to overheat and my TLS 350 has not arrived yet.. > > As for the fact that I can, or have dove in 37 degree water with only a T > shirt and shorts I thought it was obvious that this is NOT DIR.� I did this > prior to me converting to DIR and as far as I know no one in the DIR, WKPP > or GUE camp advocates this practice.� How I'm able to do it is beyond me but > the fact of the matter is that I can.� I have a very high tolerance for cold > water and overheat way too easily so I try to compensate.� I do NOT > recommend that anyone follows my practices in this regard. > > Regards > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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