if you fart in your drysuit, it causes buoyancy issues that make you instantly rocket to the surface I heard.
Actually the opposite. The drop in buoyancy will make you s(t)ink like a stone!
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if you fart in your drysuit, it causes buoyancy issues that make you instantly rocket to the surface I heard.
Say, Just who is volunteering to do these test anyway? Won't the detractors just boo hoo and results anyway?
In the event of a first stage failure you can take the reg off a tank and sip air directly from the valve.
A ruptured low pressure hose will drain a tank before you can shut the valve off.
You can use a wing as rebreather in an emergency.
Spare Air is adequate for a safe ascent from 130'
"diving with a metal detector will attract sharks"
if you pee in your wetsuit - it does attract sharks.
I can dispute that pharting in a wetsuit causes any variation in buoyancy. I have performed this experiment personally. Busted.
I was thinking that if we got enough semi-legitimate submissions, we'd turn them over to mythbusters. Unless someone else has a video camera and want's to volunteer to try them?
In the event of a first stage failure you can take the reg off a tank and sip air directly from the valve.
A ruptured low pressure hose will drain a tank before you can shut the valve off.
You can use a wing as rebreather in an emergency.
Spare Air is adequate for a safe ascent from 130'
"diving with a metal detector will attract sharks"
if you pee in your wetsuit - it does attract sharks.
Plastic buckles are a more prone to failure.
using a webbed glove will allow one to swim faster in a serious rescue situation.
Titanium regs will blow up if used with nitrox
I have the camera and would be happy to film a pilot or teaser reel for submission.