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Old 19-09-04, 03:10 PM
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Thumbs up A word of caution...

Not to pour water on this endeavour, but might I suggest that anyone embarking on this or a similar venture read the following book:

'The Frogmen: The Story of the Wartime Underwater Operators'

by Waldron & Gleeson

The very birth of the use of reberathers by the Royal Navy. Apart from being a true and highly readable story, it details the designs, misfires, mistakes and the high loss-rate of 'frogmen' who were used, to some degree at least, as guinea pigs for a then new (but needed) concept in diving.

Good luck Digger - just be careful
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