Zieg, when I saw you'd posted here, I thought you'd be responding to:
Bob Vincent:Well you don't have pockets and ...
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Bob Vincent:Well you don't have pockets and ...
Zieg, when I saw you'd posted here, I thought you'd be responding to:
So I've noticed that many (experienced) divers tend to do this thing with the hands, where they're basically crossing their arms, with Lhand grasping right arm and vice versa. What's the point of this?
I mean, yeah, it looks cool and all, but is there a specific purpose to this pose?
On a secondary note, I just got certified. How much is it reasonable to expect my SAC to improve as time goes on? As an (embarassing) example, I just did an aquarium dive (actually my first dive after getting my c-card), where I was down to 25-30' feet about the whole time, and I chewed through 2500 PSI (i.e. from 3000 down to 500) in exactly 40 minutes. (I was a bit nervous at the start of this dive for some reason.)
As time goes by, how much longer would I expect to be able to go in these conditions -- 50 minutes? an hour?
Thanks.
It's the hand signal for I'm bored. I forgot my speargun, camera, lobster gear, now all I can do is drift like a plankton.
It could also be a way of telling your buddy what you really think of him, his gear, the dive, the fact that he is taking your picture, etc.
Yes - Keep your hands off the reef and don't touch anything.I mean, yeah, it looks cool and all, but is there a specific purpose to this pose?