PADI right?
Sort of implied by my avatar.... what's your point?
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PADI right?
Sort of implied by my avatar.... what's your point?
So you are advocating that all DRIVERS learn on a motorcycle FIRST so that when they move to a car they understand the principles of riding a vehicle with only 2 wheels???
What happens when the dohicky in the middle has a failure?? (sorry... had to show my ignorance, I know its an isolation valve/manifold) Seems like then your going to have to turn both cylinder valves OFF and feather them to exit the cave...
In sidemount I should always have 2/3 of my gas available no matter which side has a failure.... and duh.. no I won't be able to donate... but then who in their right mind is going to help another diver when THEY are having their own issues...
That's not how manifolds work and that's not how math works.So you are advocating that all DRIVERS learn on a motorcycle FIRST so that when they move to a car they understand the principles of riding a vehicle with only 2 wheels???
What happens when the dohicky in the middle has a failure?? (sorry... had to show my ignorance, I know its an isolation valve/manifold) Seems like then your going to have to turn both cylinder valves OFF and feather them to exit the cave...
In sidemount I should always have 2/3 of my gas available no matter which side has a failure.... and duh.. no I won't be able to donate... but then who in their right mind is going to help another diver when THEY are having their own issues...
I'm pretty sure he was frustrated with me...I'm way done here, tbone figured you out pages ago.
Not sure who your NAUI cave instructor was but they should be embarrassed since you don't even understand your own sidemount cylinders, nevermind a buddy's doubles manifold.