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Timmyjoe
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No Ice diving for this boy. The only thing I don't like about diving is wearing all the thermal gear. I love feeling the water on my skin. I can sort of deal with a 7mm wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves, (which is the only way to dive up here around Chicago this time of year), but I prefer just having on my shorty.
Well that was a bunch of worry for nothing. When I found out a few weeks ago that I would be doing my AOW Deep Dive in a local quarry, where, because of our severe winter, the water temp was supposed to be in the lower 40ºF range, I got pretty concerned that my Legend LX might freeze its first stage and free flow on me at depth. Well, we did the dive today, and at 71 feet, the temp only went down to 62ºF, and everything worked just great.
Thanks again for everyone's input.
Best,
-Tim
Well that was a bunch of worry for nothing. When I found out a few weeks ago that I would be doing my AOW Deep Dive in a local quarry, where, because of our severe winter, the water temp was supposed to be in the lower 40ºF range, I got pretty concerned that my Legend LX might freeze its first stage and free flow on me at depth. Well, we did the dive today, and at 71 feet, the temp only went down to 62ºF, and everything worked just great.
Thanks again for everyone's input.
Best,
-Tim
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