Like I need a reason tp promote diver safety - the stories are not 'time restrained' and if lessons can be learnt by new divers/readers?!Originally Posted by nigelH
Then don't just sit there, dig 'em out and post 'em!Originally Posted by NigelH
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Like I need a reason tp promote diver safety - the stories are not 'time restrained' and if lessons can be learnt by new divers/readers?!Originally Posted by nigelH
Then don't just sit there, dig 'em out and post 'em!Originally Posted by NigelH
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All divers are created equal(ised) - it's just that some of us handle the pressure better.
I know it's easy to judge after an event when looking at it from the outside, however...........
1. If the equipment was not faulty, why did they sink back down? and why didn't they just look at their computers?
2. Why not do a controled mid water ascent without the DSMB after it failing twice? or at least get to less that 20m before trying it again?
But as mentioned previously, why do a dive like that after 5 months off anyway?
Some people are just an accident waiting to happen, but they know better than everyone else, so it couldn't happen to them!
James
Diving is not for the faint harted - you won't pass the medical.
Excellent point, think I'll set up a poll on thisOriginally Posted by Mark Chase
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over-ambitious is spot on,
48m dive is a deco dive , no plan b c or d
dsmd its a aid for the skipper on the boat not for divers to drag them selves back from the deep.
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Spot on Mark, why doesn't PADI provide training on this as part of, at least the AOW? big gap in thinking me thinks.Originally Posted by Mark Chase
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Unfortunately, we see too many divers "winding themselves up" using the reel under a dsmbOriginally Posted by gobfish1
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this thread started in 2002????
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Ah, I remember 2002, Wagon Wheels were much biggerOriginally Posted by milldog
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And how divers die changed since 2002????Originally Posted by milldog
All divers are created equal(ised) - it's just that some of us handle the pressure better.
Its always sad to read about a diving death.
One of the biggest difficulties with deploying an smb whilst under stress is inflating the bugger.
Especially if on ccr.
Our group all carry Self Inflating SMB's. Crack it and let it go. Just make sure the reel is not attatched so if it snarls you can let go.
Expensive, but a godsend in an "oh sh**t" scenario.
I would recommend it
BUT PRACTICE IN A POOL HOVERING IN MID WATER FIRST