Please note before reading:

          If not only you, but anyone that you might ever dive with or
          any Captain that might ever take you out has never made a
          mistake, then please read no further.

          For those that are interested in surface emergency gear, I
          saw what looked to be a fairly useful piece of modified
          equipment this last summer.

          It was one of those 4 c-cell type lights that had small
          emergency flares and, I think, dye markers in place of
          batteries and a standard compass glued(?) into the lens in
          place of the bulb assembly.

          This was worn opposite the backup light (in place of the
          secondary backup light) attached at the harness chest d-ring
          and trailing down under the arm where it was attached to the
          strap with a tank o-ring or bungee.

          Seemed like a fairly decent idea  (although storing
          flares that way isn't very new).  If you're bound to
          carry this stuff, you might as well make it do double, or
          triple duty.

          Comments (flames, if you feel you must)???

          Pat Moran


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