imasinker
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my fins came with xl on them, so I figured It was an extra left. Now I already have spare fins for my save a dive kit....
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Dear Dork Divers,
At ScubaBoard's Invade the Keys 2008, I was diving a shallow reef (not even 30 feet/9 meters deep) in the nice warm water (84°F/29°C). Throughout the dive, I repeatedly pressed my inflator, but nothing ever happened... probably because I was diving a *wetsuit* and there was no inflator in the middle of my chest.
Obviously, I'm not about to stop diving my wonderful cold, dark, and murkies, so how best should I address this potentially embarrassing situation?--Thumper
- Dive the drysuit exclusively. (I've actually done dry dives in 84°F water, after all.)
- Signal pressure every time I press the inflator. (That way they'll think I was just saying "my".)
- Glue a shiny plastic Star Trek communicator badge to the middle of my chest. ("Well, duh! The Handbook said to place it there for all underwater operations, as it might get knocked off if it were in its normal position.")
- _______________
4. In unison with right hand on chest, raise left hand with flag attached. Goodman handle might work for this. If you have a Zeagle set-up, just point light on flag.Dear Dork Divers,
At ScubaBoard's Invade the Keys 2008, I was diving a shallow reef (not even 30 feet/9 meters deep) in the nice warm water (84°F/29°C). Throughout the dive, I repeatedly pressed my inflator, but nothing ever happened... probably because I was diving a *wetsuit* and there was no inflator in the middle of my chest.
Obviously, I'm not about to stop diving my wonderful cold, dark, and murkies, so how best should I address this potentially embarrassing situation?--Thumper
- Dive the drysuit exclusively. (I've actually done dry dives in 84°F water, after all.)
- Signal pressure every time I press the inflator. (That way they'll think I was just saying "my".)
- Glue a shiny plastic Star Trek communicator badge to the middle of my chest. ("Well, duh! The Handbook said to place it there for all underwater operations, as it might get knocked off if it were in its normal position.")
- _______________
Dear Dork Divers,
At ScubaBoard's Invade the Keys 2008, I was diving a shallow reef (not even 30 feet/9 meters deep) in the nice warm water (84°F/29°C). Throughout the dive, I repeatedly pressed my inflator, but nothing ever happened... probably because I was diving a *wetsuit* and there was no inflator in the middle of my chest.
Obviously, I'm not about to stop diving my wonderful cold, dark, and murkies, so how best should I address this potentially embarrassing situation?--Thumper
- Dive the drysuit exclusively. (I've actually done dry dives in 84°F water, after all.)
- Signal pressure every time I press the inflator. (That way they'll think I was just saying "my".)
- Glue a shiny plastic Star Trek communicator badge to the middle of my chest. ("Well, duh! The Handbook said to place it there for all underwater operations, as it might get knocked off if it were in its normal position.")
- _______________