Hey all... One thing I haven't seen in diving circles is a waterproof version of a comm device that's used in high ambient noise environments - I used one in a helicopter a few times. It's a sort of microphone thingy that sits against the throat/voicebox area: for lack of a real name, I would call the things "throatphones". It wouldn't interfere at all with air-sharing, or require any modifications to one's second stage, as the sender sits against the throat like a ladies' choker necklace. The earphones were integrated into my helmet, so that might be a problem underwater... Anyone know if there has been experimentation with a waterproof version of this? -Abrill IANTD 6791 NOAA Working Diver PADI DMC ____"Fool! I am the Fates' lieutenant; I act under orders!" - Ahab___ Andrew L. Brill *abrill@ro*.ge*.du*.ed* Duke University Department of Geology * FAX (919) 681-8228 Prog. for the Study of Developed Shorelines* Durham, NC 27708-0228 *
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