You are going to love it!Originally posted by Lost Yooper
You can't scare me UP!!
Bring it on, baby!! HHOOYYAA!!
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You are going to love it!Originally posted by Lost Yooper
You can't scare me UP!!
Bring it on, baby!! HHOOYYAA!!
Yes Rick... Deja Vu... except for the addition of maintaining perfect buoyancy & trim while ascending sharing air and making the safety stop stick.Originally posted by Rick Murchison
This DIRF business sounds suspiciously like my original YMCA course over 30 years ago. Ripping off masks, turning off valves, ripping regs out of your mouth... bet you have to swim underwater for 75' on one breath and put your gear on with no mask, too...
Deja Vu!
Rick
Jack... didn't you already do the DIRF? And you didn't lose any masks? Didn't Andrew tell you he calls these "Beat 'em up dives"?Originally posted by detroit diver
UP-
This is a DIRF class, not Tech 1 !!! I don't think they'll beat Mike up TOO bad.....
Jack
Well, yes... since we didn't use wetsuits or BC's or safe seconds or safety stops or SPGs, (depth and time and a "feel" for your personal air consumption were "it") buoyancy was a one shot deal - you were either properly weighted or not. The ascent was at sixty feet per minute buddy breathing. If there was deco involved the ascent was to the hang tank... out of air and can't find the hang tank? Can you spell "s c r e w e d ?" Trim? Excuse me?Originally posted by Uncle Pug
Yes Rick... Deja Vu... except for the addition of maintaining perfect buoyancy & trim while ascending sharing air and making the safety stop stick.
But don't tell Yooper.
Ahhh... the perceived immortality of youth...Originally posted by Rick Murchison
But we were young and immortal then.
Rick