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Im currently using the 200g with my Dui up to 18c - 25c
for 45-65 dive minutes is fine. Sometimes i wear a thermal
T-shirt under. I find out that there are many other factors
that contribute on staying warm.

a: If im scootering or not

b: Physical Condition. I find out that i tent to get cold faster if i
didn't
sleep
    enough or if i had a hard day.

c : For how long im sweating in my Dry Suit  prior the dive !
    At summer the longest i stay in it while on the surface the more i
     sweat in my undergarments. ( some times when my team is diving from
Ribs
     wearing  the suit in the inflatable  is not an option due to
limited
space ) .


Manos

Don Hoover wrote:

> I understand the long hours in the water.  Is there a standard based upon
> water temp. and time of exposure?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Fjelsten [mailto:fjelsten@ma*.st*.dk*]
> Sent: Monday, September 11, 2000 7:07 AM
> To: Don Hoover
> Cc: Quest (E-mail); Techdiver (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: Diveware Undergarments (400G vs. 200G or 300S Jumpsuit)
>
> Den 11-09-2000 12:49 skrev Don Hoover (At 11-09-2000 12:49 Don Hoover
> wrote)...
> >Given the DUI specifications below, why has the WKPP chosen the 400G dry
> >suit undergarment as a standard rather than the 200G or 300S Jumpsuit.
> >Water temperatures in the FL caves average around 72 degrees F correct? :
>
> Even 72 F gets cold after 12 H.
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