i gues they didnt ask for a c card.
My first out of air incident!
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steve fletcher
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I read the page with amazement, especially when you called them brainless grunts.
1. As you said they were Pakistan Military divers, they were obviously trained to use the equipment provided and were used to it....YOU WERE NOT !
2. They may not even have had the option, but may have been ordered to take part in the dive ...
3. The only Brainless person I found on this exercise was YOU !!!
You have been trained ( well I hope you have been trained ) by a reputable organisation which has instilled a certain responsibility on your part to dive safely.
As you were unhappy about the equipment provided, you were diving outside of the safe zone, and should have aborted the dive rather that not only risk your own life but that of others who may have had to rescue you when you got in difficulties.
The Only Brainless Grunt I see in this whole episode is YOU !! who seems to think that as a qualified diver , can forget about safety, yet still blame everyone else but yourself when things go wrong.
If you wish to dive with less than adequate equipment ( your choice !) and something goes wrong who is at fault ? YOU !!
1. As you said they were Pakistan Military divers, they were obviously trained to use the equipment provided and were used to it....YOU WERE NOT !
2. They may not even have had the option, but may have been ordered to take part in the dive ...
3. The only Brainless person I found on this exercise was YOU !!!
You have been trained ( well I hope you have been trained ) by a reputable organisation which has instilled a certain responsibility on your part to dive safely.
As you were unhappy about the equipment provided, you were diving outside of the safe zone, and should have aborted the dive rather that not only risk your own life but that of others who may have had to rescue you when you got in difficulties.
The Only Brainless Grunt I see in this whole episode is YOU !! who seems to think that as a qualified diver , can forget about safety, yet still blame everyone else but yourself when things go wrong.
If you wish to dive with less than adequate equipment ( your choice !) and something goes wrong who is at fault ? YOU !!
gangrel441
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1_T_Submariner:
Also, subs are pressurized to 1 ATM, the reason the hatch would be so difficult to open. If the sub was pressurized to 1 ATM, how did anyone "explode his lungs"?
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I keep seeing this one pop up on my Subcribed Threads list - are people still taking this seriously...?? :11:
SeaHound:
Having done hundreds of dives with a setup like that back in the 60's and 70's, I readily admit that I would never want to go "back" and dive "vintage" that way today!
ShoalDiverSA
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DandyDon:
Yeah, like the MOFNMOF thread...
Cheers,
Andrew
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