JeffG
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but don't you dare give TDI any credit for it lol
you know I won't.
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but don't you dare give TDI any credit for it lol
you know I won't.
Nor will I.
And with that, have a good weekend my friend.
I'm sure we'll all be working hard on our trim ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
Except that, isn't the requirement for a "tech" pass in fundies keeping your out-o-trim below 30%?
Demonstrate good buoyancy and trim, i.e. approximate reference maximum of 20 degrees off horizontal while remaining within 3 feet...of a target depth. Frequency of buoyancy variation as well as general diver control remain important evaluation criteria.
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BTW, can/will anyone discuss the point raised by RTodd regarding being horizontal is better for deco when the lungs are horizontal? For those of you with an understanding of respiratory physiology (RJack -- ask Mel?) -- is that true? Or are lungs more efficient when vertical?
In T1 AG told me he didn't give a damn about our midwater trim as long as we held our stops under all the duress. I think the heretic has it right.