pony or spare air?

[Tanked]

This thread needs to be stopped!
Won't somebody please think of the children?

 

[DevonDiver]

(just finished my scuba certification).

On your course, they taught you the max depth is 18m...and that you should stay close to your buddy, so you can share air if needed.

Those are both wise strategies, that make the requirement for redundant air virtually unneccesary at this stage in your diving development.

Dive with a good buddy...that you trust.... who sticks close to you, and you should never need to worry about redundant air to 'bail' with.

I suppose that I want to know if I should spend my money on redundant air or on a regulator or computer.

Get the basics/core stuff first. Regulator vs Computer is a different debate. I'd suggest computer.

 

[tomboyy]

what he said ...

 

[scubamarketing]

But wouldn't a bandolier of spare air's be kind of cool? Guys? Anyone?

 

[awakefie]

Pandoras box!!

 

[LeadTurn_SD]

I fed beans and beer to my Pony once.

He soon had lots of Spare Air.

 

[Tanked]

I fed beans and beer to my Pony once.

He soon had lots of Spare Air.

 

[sunfishh]

I fed beans and beer to my Pony once.

He soon had lots of Spare Air.

I think I saw that on an episode of Seinfeld

 

[kanonfodr]

I fed beans and beer to my Pony once.

He soon had lots of Spare Air.

Reminds me of something a particular poster on this forum once said about Donkeys and farts...

Peace,
Greg

 

[LiteHedded]

i might as well chime in and say neither