BC as emergency air

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buddy of mine tried it once and it wasn't easy. Of course it does beat the alternative , drowning.
 
OneBrightGator:
Left post roll off, buddy goes OOA. Rare, but that's the reason I run my inflator off the right post.

Ben

Ben...Dude

Left post roll off, buddy OOA...

Reach back and turn left post back on.
 
I met a british instructor back in '01 who had this bizarre attachment on his BCD. It looked a little like a SpareAir, but was directly mounted to the left side of the BCD. I asked him about it, and he told me it allowed him to breathe air out of his bladder in case of emergency.
I've never seen anything like it since, and never really thought it about again until now. Anybody seen one of these things? It was definitely commercially manufactured.
 
MikeFerrara:
Ben...Dude

Left post roll off, buddy OOA...

Reach back and turn left post back on.

bah... I meant shear off, or whatever you wanna call it, where turning it back on is not an option, obviously I would turn it back on if I could and it's like a once-in-a-million chance, just something that's stuck in my mind.

Ben
 

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