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| Originally Posted by Steve Jones Not practical.
First of all the skipper gets as close to your bob as he can, pops out onto the deck, gets the boat hook and pulls in yor blob. This would mean that he is going to pull it 3-4 metres out of the water to be able to be attached the drop tank.
This could mean that you have just been pulled to the surface, so just get on the boat and breathe the O2, it's easier.  |
Surely you are ready (as you have just sent up a yellow blob) and are poised with your finger on the ratchet?
Janos
PS - My tank has a buoy attached. It is O2 on 9m of rope in case it gets tangled. I would ask the skipper to drop it as close as possible to my DSMB, and try and get it tangled. If my DSMB and blob end up 10s of metres apart then try again.