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Old 17-10-02, 06:59 PM
Andy Winterburn Andy Winterburn is offline
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Dave
Might not fit exactly what you mean, but whilst diving with a relatively inexperienced diver who had just bought some 'new' 2nd hand kit, at the Farnes recently when he suddenly grabbed my pony reg. Cheeky Bas***d I thought, use your own air, and he had loads, I could see it on the guage 80 bar plus. At the surface, including stops, he explained that his guage had jammed and he was out of air.

The problem I think you will find is that only dead divers have a problem with equipment without a form of redundancy. The rest of us only have a tale to tell.
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