The local quarry requires environmentally protected regulators if you go below 50 feet.
Which quarry is that?
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The local quarry requires environmentally protected regulators if you go below 50 feet.
I teach "Check your timing device" essentially meaning "make sure you timing device is on and working, those of you just diving with a watch... note the time." (I've never seen an OW student who can actually recall the start time at the end of the dive.)
Bainbridge Scuba Center in Lancaster County, PA.Which quarry is that?
Sorry for asking stupid questions, once I get aow I want to go on as many real dives as possible with experienced divers not instructors telling me what to do.
Rocky
If you're diving in water with a significant thermocline (e.g., a quarry) you may need to have a regulator that's sealed to reduce the risk of icing and freeflow. The local quarry requires environmentally protected regulators if you go below 50 feet.