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Edward, is it nessesary to play your childish games. Do you actually
think your the only one's to dive in current.
You britts are a tough bread even though you require a quick release to
facilitate your de-kitting.
I would have to guess that if you need a quick release to escape from
your gear you probably can't even reach your manifold knobs. Scarry.
P.S. American's aren't stupid enough to dive from a RIB.
Nice plateform<g>
JW
----- Original Message -----
From: Edward Watson <ted.watson@ze*.co*.uk*>
To: John Walker <techdive@ea*.ne*>
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 1:09 PM
Subject: Re: Black is smarter than Bill Hamilton
> The message <007c01bfc9c1$f560dbe0$08f6fea9@jo*>
> from "John Walker" <techdive@ea*.ne*> contains these words:
> I use a one piece harness, and have never had any problem with it
> till last week, I'm not a great RIB diver, but the site meant there
> was no choice, a ripping tide, and an anchored boat, and the guy
> helping me out with my kit was a OMS bungee wing diver, he grabbed
> me, and half lifted my cylinders out, which made it hard to slide out
> - my fault for not explaining I just wanted holding onto, not lifting
> at that point - once I could get him to just hold me in postion ( the
> tide was about 4kts and building_its goes up to 9-12knts- at that
> point) it was OK - kind of proves the point that its better to dive
> with everyone with the same kit I suppose.
> Fi
> > Scott, all of the harnesses with quick release buckles tend to come
> > with bull shit brass rings and chest straps. These cling to your body
and
> > are such a mess they need a quick release.
>
> > JW
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