Also, in caves you can evidently get away with danglies
Is that necklace dangling from the pimary? Must be a cyber diver....
What are the things I marked in blue (see attachment)?
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Difference between wreck and cave diving?
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Is that necklace dangling from the pimary? Must be a cyber diver....
What are the things I marked in blue (see attachment)?
R..
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We were near a wreck, I was trying to fit in!Also, in caves you can evidently get away with danglies
Without a bungeed wing, double LP120's wet, 80% o2, and 3 computers on each arm, you just can't look like a true wreck diver, so I settled for letting my crap dangle.
PS - JahJahWarrior can verify the above photos were taken tongue in cheek!
The thing on the right is the hp hose. The left is the light cord slack, obviously there's quite a bit of it since the light isn't supposed to be in that hand. You can see it a bit better here-Is that necklace dangling from the pimary? Must be a cyber diver....
What are the things I marked in blue (see attachment)?
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We were near a wreck, I was trying to fit in!
Without a bungeed wing, double LP120's wet, 80% o2, and 3 computers on each arm, you just can't look like a true wreck diver, so I settled for letting my crap dangle.
PS - JahJahWarrior can verify the above photos were taken tongue in cheek!
You forgot the hammer and crowbar ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
We were near a wreck, I was trying to fit in!
Without a bungeed wing, double LP120's wet, 80% o2, and 3 computers on each arm, you just can't look like a true wreck diver, so I settled for letting my crap dangle.
Cute.
You know where all the *real* wreck divers out there want to stick their "crow bars" now.
3 computers.... pffff... you only need two.
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Whenever you hit 500psi in your AL80, HP130, or anything in between, regardless of depth. I learned that in basic ow class...duh!
Good point. And those things are heavy, I'll need the latest and greatest 90lb single/double combo wing once I start carrying those things!You forgot the hammer and crowbar ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
We were near a wreck, I was trying to fit in!
Without a bungeed wing, double LP120's wet, 80% o2, and 3 computers on each arm, you just can't look like a true wreck diver, so I settled for letting my crap dangle.
PS - JahJahWarrior can verify the above photos were taken tongue in cheek!
The thing on the right is the hp hose. The left is the light cord slack, obviously there's quite a bit of it since the light isn't supposed to be in that hand. You can see it a bit better here-
Ok. Now you look like a diver, except your long-hose is too short.... you really don't need to hold your primary in your mouth like a cigar....
j/k. I obviously don't know you but I hope you can see a little poking-fun when you see it.
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A wet suit is something I typically wear to keep warm when diving in cold water. Serves the same purpose as a dry suit, but is usually worn with the water isn't cold enough to require a dry suit.
A wet suit is something I typically wear to keep warm when diving in cold water. Serves the same purpose as a dry suit, but is usually worn with the water isn't cold enough to require a dry suit.
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