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Umm, Mathias, I respond in the original message thread. Matthias Voss wrote: > > Adam, > pls could you be more specific to as to what practices of Carla you > object? > In detail, say aloud what is wrong with her ideas of bouancy, and > redundancy. > You pretty much sound like a clone with no real life experience. > Just spend a minute on risk analysis on someone who does not dive caves, > scooters, or in an impact prone environment which would likely kill tank > O-rings, valve knobs, lower spindles, and at the same time give > reasonable cause to regulator freezing. > > Adam Volosik schrieb: > > > > I assure you Karla my panties are not in a wad! Every post you add > > more and more and I don't know why. No deeper than 175-180 on a single > > tank - yikes! The H-Valve, I thought we put that one to bed months > > ago. The pony, I don't even want to talk about that. > > > > To be honest Karla, I don't know why I was the one to bite this time. > > My only concern is for the inexperienced divers on this list. Your > > presenting ideas and methods that in my opinion, and I know I'm not > > alone on this, are flawed. I'm not trying to change the way you dive > > but maybe I can influence someone else to do the right thing. > > > > "I can get by" - maybe that's ok for you, but it's not for me. > > > > Adam > > From: Dogtrner1@ao*.co* > > To: adamjma@op*.ne* ; techdiver@aquanaut.com > > Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 1:48 PM > > Subject: Re: OMS, Faber, or Pst Doubles? > > > > So, Adam, > > > > Are you saying that I am wrong to dive my steel 120 or my 95 > > (singles) wet? Because that is what I do. And will > > continue to do it. Now, with my 120, I have to carry about > > 2-4lbs of weight. With my 95---none. Am I right in saying that steels and wetsuits do not mix, certainly as far as DIR is concerned? Am I right in saying that these configurations to these depths, rustle, calculate, up to "no more than" 55 metres in our language, do not mix? Am I right in saying that a single tank, of whatever configuration, to such depths, does not mix? Am I right in saying that what is quite possibly a "slip" of a girl, wearing a steel tank, in a wetsuit, "with no hips", having previously acknowledged some kind of disability (I forget what it was but it seemed to be muscular in some way) does not mix with this kind of diving? Could any of this be enough to make one wonder? There are a number of other "problems" that I, for one, perceive in this post of Karla's which should also be addressed. This will do for starters. Cheers, Christian > > If I dove alum. I would have to wear about 7-8lbs plus my > > 6lb steel backplate to remain neutral or slightly negative. > > > > When I have dove alu. doubles, I had to strap 14-15lbs to me > > to dive them and remain neutral. > > > > Now, since I have no hips, and weight belts fall off me > > constantly, so I rigged up a harness...works great, except > > that it is dangerous, in my opinion, because it would not be > > easy to ditch in an emergancy. > > > > If, I only had to carry 4-5lbs around my waist, I can do > > that, and keep it on, any more, and someone is a happy > > camper that they find this nice weight belt with weight on > > it. > > > > So, if I am having to carry 14-15 lbs with alu. doubles, and > > nothing with my 95, would it not stand to reason that an > > extra 95 would be the equivalant of the 14lbs of weight that > > I am having to carry? > > > > It made sense to me at the time. Doesn't now. > > > > Besides which, for the type of diving that I intend to do, I > > don't need doubles.(no deeper than 175-180.) I can get by > > with my 120(h-valve) and pony with extra he in it, and a > > pony to deco on. > > > > Don't get your panties in a wad, dude. > > > > Karla > -- > 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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