Often.Anyone else using this skin diving technique on scuba gear?
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Often.Anyone else using this skin diving technique on scuba gear?
I was a little light on a drysuit dive off a boat in the PNW so instead of carefully venting everything I went feet up. After the dive an old guy got me aside and told me that in the PNW they usually just put on a little more lead.Once. And after about half an hour underwater, I took the elevator from ~15m (there's more to the story, but i guess that that's OT here). Never again. If i have to duck dive to get down, I'm underweighted. It may be different in a wetsuit, I really wouldn't know since >90% of my dives have been dry.
I’ll do this to get me a couple of metres under then I’ll get into proper trim and do a gentle descent.
Roger that. Less than a minute and we're at about rec limit depths.I don't dally.
Roger that. Less than a minute and we're at about rec limit depths.
I'm gratefulI'm getting the impression lately that we are fortunate to be able to equalize so easily. Apparently some don't.