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Trip Reports: Discuss Wastwater - where is that then? in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Looks like a nice setup Anke. Its the first KISS setup I've seen which looks worth diving Almost tempted.......almost Andy ...

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Old 07-09-05, 02:08 PM
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Looks like a nice setup Anke. Its the first KISS setup I've seen which looks worth diving

Almost tempted.......almost

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Only 'cos it's looking more like an RB80 everyday
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Looks like a nice setup Anke. Its the first KISS setup I've seen which looks worth diving

Almost tempted.......almost

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but she's got..... boots on them 7s!!! p'raps that's why it's still an 'amost'
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but she's got..... boots on them 7s!!!
.. and hate em, I do, too.. but the bloody thing won't sit on the bench so easily without em.. but never fear, I have a cunning plan...
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.. and hate em, I do, too.. but the bloody thing won't sit on the bench so easily without em.. but never fear, I have a cunning plan...
Lemme guess - pair of Ali 7's with flat bottoms? Or would that mess with the bouyancy too much???

BTW, did Tangley live up to his name on the DSMB drills then??
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Well done Anke


That's unlikley, as the rope is well clear of the bottom.


I believe so. You need to get to the course depth in a reasonable amount of time, and a leisurely fin out is just wasting time in the shollows.

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The rope is anchored into the bottom at various points with weighs. If you pull then it should be ok however if you yank up and down the weights move in the silt sending up a cloud. Seen it a couple of times. After a while the whole area gets cloudy.

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