monitor two separate air supplies (which will be for myself and my spouse).
Just me, but I just find this "excessive"....
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monitor two separate air supplies (which will be for myself and my spouse).
THANKS!!
Just me, but I just find this "excessive"....
Not that it is any of my business how he and his wife dive. But the whole concept of rigging a somewhat complicated "thing" simply to watch his wife's pressure seems strange. If I didn't know otherwise, I would assume that the wife was incapable of monitoring her own gas supply. I would think it is better to frequently take 15 seconds out of the dive to show her your gauge and then have her show hers.
That way, the idea of her monitoring her buddy's supply would be reinforced and she would be shown by example, how often it is prudent to check air supply of the team. She learns better skills, awareness and her competence and confidence is enhanced and she might feel more comfortable diving with other buddies in the future (who will not be monitoring her air supply remotely for her).