DIR divers: Deviations?

[PvilleStang]

Man, I'm getting the feeling this thing's gonna be more popular than the thread "Last person to post gets 20 bucks".

 

[dsteding]

Man, I'm getting the feeling this thing's gonna be more popular than the thread "Last person to post gets 20 bucks".

You're the one that had to go and bring up bungied wings . . .

 

[rjack321]

And he's not even DIR to start with, so no foul!

 

[JeffG]

Okay, so I'm diving double 95's, so a 40's a bit light for that...

Okey dokey then....I guess I'm a dead man for using 38lb wing with my double 130's LOL

 

[JeffG]

I don't think anyone is going to argue with that.

I will.


(I need to change my Avatar back to the cat.)

 

[PvilleStang]

Okey dokey then....I guess I'm a dead man for using 38lb wing with my double 130's LOL

Hey your already dead for the inflator hose...

 

[jeckyll]

I will.


(I need to change my Avatar back to the cat.)

Yup, you look way too friendly in your pic

 

[rjack321]

Yup, you look way too friendly in your pic

That's the Chesire cat

 

[jeckyll]

That's the Chesire cat

The cat that ate the stroke canary?

 

[JessH]

I will.

As soon as I wrote it I knew someone would What I really meant was that even the DIR police will not fault him for wanting a 60# wing for heavy tanks, especially if extra bottles are in the mix. 40# might be usable in some circumstances, but I don't think that the DIR philosophy says that 60# is too much here. It says that you shouldn't use a bigger wing than you need. From what I know a 55# or 60# wing is the norm for the configuration he is using. Of course we are getting way off topic now, the fact of the matter is that his wing has bungees, and he is going to certainly die a horrible death because of them. I just really hope I am diving with him when it happens so I can have all his gear.

~Jess