You will have the rest of your life to develop the necessary skills, though.but you will ABSOLUTELY know the exact second you realize you aren't.
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You will have the rest of your life to develop the necessary skills, though.but you will ABSOLUTELY know the exact second you realize you aren't.
@mdwalter sumps like that are arguably one of the few really good uses for h-valves
@lostsheep you would probably only have to push one tank to get through that but pushing both of them is easy. If a body will get through then the tanks usually will as long as they aren't too long which is where they can get hung up going around a corner.
I don’t think a diver is going through that squeeze. My portly buddies have to take shirts off to get through. A wetsuit might fit a wing and a drysuit is doubtful.
WRT tanks, maybe maybe not. It’s called the corkscrew for a reason. There isn’t a straight shot through it, you have to bend and spin as you go through.
I’ll tell you what, I’ll haul an al80 in there for you to play with
I’ve seen those videos , dry cavers do it tighter.
Never heard of crossed ankles; we click our heels together 3 times like Dorothy to tell our buddies we want to go home
I think a lot of the time getting stuck is part not fitting and part not having something to push / pull on. Buddies can yank you backwards.
What is you just want to get the heck out? How do you make the 180 degree turn to head back in the tight place with somebody behind you? Is there a protocol to be able to do that?