purposes of manifold

[H2Andy]

dear Spectre:

what was he agreeing with?

do read a few posts back, my friend, and all will be clear

 

[Spectre]

http://www.scubaboard.com/showpost.php?p=1616441&postcount=286

http://www.scubaboard.com/showpost.php?p=1616722&postcount=288

Guess I missed the poll.

 

[Green_Manelishi]

Go with progression (or perhaps evolution).

Funny thing. That evolution looks suspiciously like a plan rather than flinging things together and hoping for the best.

Gotta go now.

 

[H2Andy]

:rofl:

but we have PROOF of who those divers were who clobbered it all together

 

[WaterDawg]

Funny thing. That evolution looks suspiciously like a plan rather than flinging things together and hoping for the best.

Gotta go now.

HAHAHA!


I didnt know the party was moved over here! Spectre and Andy, maybe you guys could continue this on PM's...unless of course its about manifolds!

 

[BigJetDriver]

My summary:
For all technical diving situations, I personally feel that nothing but the highest evolution is sufficent.

Truly I am glad to hear you say that. That means the next step in evolution is even better.

Higher Order Alien Technology: Rebreathers will take you farther than any of these heavy metal cans you are dragging around, no matter how you connect them! :laughing: :anakinpod

 

[Spectre]

Higher Order Alien Technology: Rebreathers will take you farther than any of these heavy metal cans you are dragging around, no matter how you connect them! :laughing: :anakinpod

Heh. I think the statement I heard was that 'rebreathers have a way of finding all sorts of unique and new ways to kill you'. There's a whole slew of new 'costs' with rebreathers [not including financial], but yes... I would include rebreathers in my list of 'evolved enough to make a personal judgement call on risks vs. benefits for technical diving'.