digger frightens me

[Digger]

Well, most of my kit would have to go back to its respective owners!!!

And I don't do any work on it myself, all I do is assemble other people's genius ideas. Which is nice, because then I don't have to get a bead on making the thing. The joy of plumbing bits is that they're designed to be so simple even a plumber could use them, so even my nutcracking ape impression is good enough.

I'll work out how to post photos on here sometime soon, and you can see the new SS P1SS, with it's shiny bits on. I'm getting confident about the thing now, which worries me.

[junior diver]

Originally Posted by Digger

I think I'm getting to the point where it has to go mixed gas, but then in time. There's no rush with this thing, and the longer I have where I can't go beyond 6m the better if you ask me. At least a buddy can just fire and forget me.

Does this mean its a 100% breather?

[junior diver]

Originally Posted by Porg

Well yes, it answers the question of why elephants have trunks - because sheeps dont have blue strings.........

LOL, wait, I wasn't supposed to get that.

[Digger]

100% it is. You'll like what I've just done to it. The P1SS plates are now on, and resplendent. I've got it a poodle jacket too now, so it won't get cold in Stoney in winter. Makes it more buoyant, but I suppose 2 5mm plates either end might balance that out. I think I might have to strap some lead to it sometime soon to get it to sit down properly under my arm.

Sidmounted scrubbers are great in principle, but in practice this is proving a might difficult. I thought yesterday about putting it between the twin 6s, but then decided I was being an egit, and I should listen only to the loud voice coming from peple who know what they're doing.