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| Originally Posted by Mark Chase Ish...
It takes a long time to master as its amazing how crap you were at buoyancy control on OC before but you looked good because you used your lungs as quick compensation. There is no hiding beh9ind lung capacity on a CCR. When you get it right on a CCR its like a knife edge thing it’s pretty nervy at first but after a while it gets better and better. I haven’t mastered it yet but I have short periods where it’s spot on and it’s a wonderful sensation.
ATB
Mark Chase |
You not wrong there MC!
Farting is a bit more surprising than it used to be though.
your skimming the bottom on max fin rate humming the dam busters tune to yourself when..... 'Brrpfffffft' and the DSV gets burried in the sand.
Just kidding, but you learn to avoid firing the ADV (auto diluent valve - a bit like a regulator, it makes up for inadequate lung volume), poor bouyancy is the main cause of wasting gas in a rebreather.