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Hi Simon,
It is possible to drink under the water from a bottle, but its better to learn
it first in a clean fresh water lake. In my club we have a Xmas competition in
a 5 m deep pool. One of the tasks is to drink 2 dl of red wine from a bottle.
Its not easy but you can do that. The trick is: put the bottle over your head
and blow the air inside. After that the only one what you must do is drinking.
Try it!
With kind regards
Laszlo Abel - CMAS Instructor - Laszlo_Abel@MA*.CE*.CH*
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Date: 9/18/95 13:35
From: Simon Hartley
Now here's a serious tech diving topic if ever I saw one.
I don't do many deep dives or any requiring long deco but I do do lots of
long duration dives (usually lying around on the bottom watching fish most
of the time). What is increasingly driving me back to dry land is not a
lack of air (or film) but hunger. I haven't tried eating/drinking
underwater (not that I can remember anyway, friends have), I was wondering:
a) Is it possible/wise to snack out UW?
b) What are good foods to choose (I thought condensed milk (in a
tube off-course) would be good, maybe jelly babies (may be
uncontrolable though))?
c) Is all that extra salt really good for you?
d) Any recipies?
Surely folks wouldn't undertake long penetration dives or dives requiring
long deco without some sustenance. What is the secret?
Simon
"..fear creates it's own reality." - Simon L Hartley
Kryton (programing time gauntlet): "...all that remains is for me to go
back in time and sacrifice myself so we can get ourselves into the mess
were in now... ...all in all todays been a bit of a bummer hasn't it
sir!!"
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Subject: Getting the nibbles
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