Not one of your deviations then huh floater?
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rjack321:DIR doesn't use pull dumps.
rjack321:Not one of your deviations then huh floater?
I had a student pull the inflator hose and have it come off in his hand ... and it didn't even have a pull dump (it was a Halcyon wing) ...TSandM:We use "pull dumps" in the sense of the ones you pull the string on to vent the wing (located at the left rear of the wing), but not the ones where you pull on the INFLATOR to dump. Why have one, when the inflator itself vents? And I've read a couple of stories on SB about pull dumps coming apart underwater when pulled on.
TSandM:We use "pull dumps" in the sense of the ones you pull the string on to vent the wing (located at the left rear of the wing), but not the ones where you pull on the INFLATOR to dump. Why have one, when the inflator itself vents? And I've read a couple of stories on SB about pull dumps coming apart underwater when pulled on.
NWGratefulDiver:I had a student pull the inflator hose and have it come off in his hand ... and it didn't even have a pull dump (it was a Halcyon wing) ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
TSandM:... And I've read a couple of stories on SB about pull dumps coming apart underwater when pulled on.
*Floater*:Put it this way, if I only had access to a bungee wing (rental or something), then I'd rather do the dive like that than not do it at all.