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Old 25-07-07, 12:57 AM
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Originally Posted by jonny4846
With all respect it, my assertion was right. I did not say when it was going to fail and was not been specific about its lifetime but that it will fail. A lot of demanding dive equipment is designed to withstand much stresses and strains but it all eventually fails. This just adds or increases if you like the likelihood of the failure occuring, that is without doubt. Its common sense that if you pull on something it will break.... even if it was designed to be pulled, have you never tore a rope or elastic band for example.

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No you didnt say when it would fail, but then we had all better stop diving now as all our kit is going fail, dont know when, but one day it will. Your post said pulling the hose will put too much strain on the joint, a case for traiding standards me thinks, not fit for the job and all that.
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