Ed Jackson1
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Guess which diver has cave training.
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Cave diver training
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Hmm is it the one with good trim ???
Ah, that one is missing in this frame... he is in the hole at the bottom of this picture...
SparticleBrane
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The one who isn't trying to swim at a 45º angle?
Round two:
One couple on this trip kindly offered me the advice that if I lowered my tank a bit, and maybe added ankle weights, I would better be able to "get vertical" during my ascent.
One couple on this trip kindly offered me the advice that if I lowered my tank a bit, and maybe added ankle weights, I would better be able to "get vertical" during my ascent.
Its the vegetarian...
DeepSeaExplorer
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Good grief...those guys look overweighted. Must have been a resort course.
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Ed Jackson1
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RJP:Round two:
One couple on this trip kindly offered me the advice that if I lowered my tank a bit, and maybe added ankle weights, I would better be able to "get vertical" during my ascent.
Great picture.
Did you use a dome port?
Did anybody notice the picture in the "Baby Boomer" article in the latest Dive Training magazine? White haired gentleman looking at a sea fan? I noticed his trim the first time I saw the picture, but it took about half a dozen times before I realized he's in a long hose/bungied backup/BP/W configuration. Maybe there's hope . . .
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