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| DIR: Discuss Set up of kit in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: Actually, a nice test might be donate your deco reg, then switch to your backup. As the backup is on ... |
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| Digger, I think you're picking the worng argument here. Think about it. You have three divers, all breathing deco gas. One diver's deco gas fails. He then has the option of going for: 1) His backup reg 2) His own long hose 3) No.2's deco gas 4) No.3's deco gas Even if you think he's a muppet and he can't reach his own long hose reg in it's clipped off position then he still has plenty of option. The only time that your way makes sense is if: 1) He's a muppet and he suddenly and unexpectedly runs out of deco gas 2) His left post has rolled off 3) His buddies left post has also rolled off 4) His other buddies left post has also rolled off 5) None of them can reach their clipped off long hoses. And all of this has happened without them becoming aware of the roll offs. I don't think it's going to happen. Janos
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I know this is a drill, but in real life would the OOG diver go for the backup rather than asking a team mate for their reg? Janos
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A good cave knot will do the trick, but a blob of superglue holds them all tight and secure. Even better, go to a chandlery shop and get some of the thick paint used for sealing the ends of frayed rope (not sure what it is called). That stuff will permenantly secure any knot. |
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