Why you want to interview instructors

[rjack321]

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When Two is None - True Decompression Redundancy

There is an old adage among engineers who design safety systems for space exploration, it goes like this; 'Three is one and two is none'.

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[Mobulai]

The levels of confused I arrived at..
So many questions I don’t wanna adk in fear of being more confused by their answers

 

[rongoodman]

Very strange.

 

[ofg-1]

Why do I want to interview instructors, you ask? I am looking for strategies they use to hide all of their sweet, sweet dive instruction money so everyone thinks they are underpaid. The tax havens they use, where they stash their bullion, their Ferrari collection, and yachts. I mean, doesn't DIR really mean "Deceiving Internal Revenue"?

 

[Still Kicking]

Interesting to note that in his example image, his foolproof color coding system has already broken down.

 

[grantctobin]

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When Two is None - True Decompression Redundancy

There is an old adage among engineers who design safety systems for space exploration, it goes like this; 'Three is one and two is none'.

www.billnadeau.ca

Poor guy

 

[NothingClever]

“And for my next article, I’ll address the virtues of ankle weights and their important role in achieving a balanced rig.”

 

[Manatee Diver]

Or you could bring a 50% bottle and have the same runtime as if you brought oxygen alone or nine minutes less if you don't have a lost gas scenario.

 

[iliketopetsharks]

I once had an instructor that used a similar configuration. When i asked what problem this is supposed to solve, i was met with silence...

 

[dlofting]

I once had an instructor that used a similar configuration. When i asked what problem this is supposed to solve, i was met with silence...

That's really the key question here. How does one go about "losing" a bottle of deco gas, in an open water dive. I suppose there are scenarios I haven't thought of but they seem remote.