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From: ddrake01 Listen to Ronnie. The easy out is usually not the best. You strike me as someone who is the first in their group of divers who is exporing tech equip- ment. Find someone who is already doing what you want to do. Learn by their side if can manage. You'll learn a lot more that way than from the net or a book or some classes. You might also prevent other stupid actions like pissing on yourself in the future...I meant that figuratively too! Sorry, I just couldn't resist. Keep the Q's coming. Seriously, don't die from ignorance if you can help it. You've been warned and are not ignorant anymore. Take a class or get a video/book at least on diving dry.Water inside your suit is your enemy no matter the source (sweat, condensate, leaks internal or external). Do you have the correct fabric against your skin? If you don't know, find out before you dive dry again. It's not as easy as your earlier post said when you got real cold... I think that article that was posted said it's the difficult dives that make the difference in life or death, otherwise known as natural selection. Successes can be false indication you're prepared for another dive. If you don't want to keep diving dry, I know a friend who's looking for a good CF200 used and CLEANed of all bodily fluids. David B. Drake ahdnn1a.ddrake01@ed*.co* Romulus, Michigan, USA EDS/GM Powertrain 8-375-5467 (GM NET)
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