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Trey, I'm sorry to but in here but the four knob thing seems like a logical choice for very specific diving applications. I saw Lamar Hires give a talk in Boston a while back about diving in caves in Japan. It looked really miserable getting to the actual dive site. If you wanted to dive doubles then the Dive Rite 4-knobber would make sense for this application. Why anyone would want to do this sort of thing is another topic entirely but, from the pictures he showed, I don't see how you could have gotten double 104's to the "beach" - especially the poor 5'1" Japanese porters. :) Granted - if you can get a body there you could probably get doubles there but it'd be MUCH easier to get two singles there. I don't cave dive... I might be missing something... (like - if the entrance is that hard maybe doubles aren't the choice to dive the water part) - but - if you wanted to dive doubles then I think their manifold would be the only way to go. What's the DIR solution to this? -ben --- Trey <trey@ne*.co*> wrote: > Dell, you sound like IANTD with their deep air > diving logic. The four > knob manifold is the single stupidest thing you > strokes have come up > with since the square light, in my opinion, and > merely reinforces the > comment I made about the the parallel between DR and > the tobacco > companies. The excuse that people are stupid enough > to smoke cigs or buy > four knob manifolds in other countries is not going > to cut it. > > Also, helium analyzers have been available forever > from Jack Vilas' > commercial diving store in Morgan City, Louisianna, > and anyone with a > ten cent brain calls Vilas for anything to do with > that kind of > equipment. By calling Vilas 800 number you not only > can buy with a > credit card at the best prices over the phone and > have it at your house > the next day with no bullhist story, you get to talk > to somebody who > knows what the fuck they are talking about. > > > Dell Motes wrote: > > > > Jim, > > I, personally, am in agreement with you on the > manifold. However, Dive Rite > > is a organization consisting of not only the core > home office, but our > > dealers and distributors worldwide. We make every > effort to meet their > > needs, or develop gear they feel would be > beneficial to them and will > > continue to do so. > > As far as the Helium analyzer, we can't get this > built fast enough. > > We have had a huge response to this. This will > most likely be more useful to > > the shop or teaching environment. > > I think you may be a bit surprised when you > analyze a mix. You will > > definitely know if you have been mixing correctly > all this time or if your > > mix program works as stated. > > Regards, > > Dell Motes > > Dive Rite > > 117 W.Washington St. > > Lake City, Florida 32055 > > www.dive-rite.com > > > > - > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to > `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.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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