Thanks. Apparently my monitor is set a bit dark and I could not see the belt against the background. I had to copy the image and view it separately....Dangling end of belt.
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Thanks. Apparently my monitor is set a bit dark and I could not see the belt against the background. I had to copy the image and view it separately....Dangling end of belt.
Danglies are bad, as I say. I see OW classes at the local quarry and students have crap hanging all over the place. Many enter the water with primary and octo hanging down their back. Consoles flapping in the breeze. I come across students in the water with their consoles floating behind them. Lots of loose cambands and tanks hanging much lower than divers’ butts, too.
I just sit and people watch and have a good laugh. The instructors obviously don’t care. I was taught otherwise.
BSAC certified divers (England) have extensive training in that whole
DANGLY BITS thing.