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    Ness: Don't for get your pony

    I take a knife & keep a light on my mask. Helps if you get seperated / in low viz. Have a whistle attached to my inflator hose. That's about it, besides my compass, computer & backup bottom timer of course
    Just because you've done something stupid and gotten away with doesn't mean you're experienced.
    Nor does it make it a good idea.

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    Warm Clear Water I bring just a compass and Safety Sausage

    Up in NE a Compass, Safety Sausage, Knife, Line Cutter, small light, lobster tickler and lobster bag.

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    I tried a CD (and the glued back to back CDs too) in the BC pocket. For my trouble, I got to clean out my BC pocket of busted CD residue twice. Mine turned from CD to mirror to mush in short order. They make great coffee coasters at work, especially if you make a label for them with something like TOP SECRET or HOW TO BE A MILLIONAIRE. Much more fun. Anyway, I vote for the DSMB and a whistle. YMMV with the CD. Good luck.
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    Unless I'm on a cruise, I carry a computer with a compass, a knife, a slate and a "Dive Alert" on my inflator hose. For cruises, I leave the knife at home. For night dives, I add a light stick to the yoke and 1 or 2 lights. Based on what everyone is saying, today I added a SMB and shears.

    Based on what I've seen elsewhere on SB, I put a few permanent messages on my slate: "Stay closer" and "Too close" as these seem to be frequent comments to my buddy (a product of my Grow Your Own Dive Buddy program).

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    oh right.... how could i forget my pony?
    "Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it, and gnaw it still."
    -Henry David Thoreau

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    Quote Originally Posted by nessum
    oh right.... how could i forget my pony?
    Doesn't the saddle get soggy?
    --"Sparky"

    Quote Originally Posted by River Tam
    Also, I can kill you with my brain.

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    knife on HP hose
    in my poutch is a set of spiderwire shears, and a shackle tool ( i often set and pull the hook on a dive boat)
    lift bag
    2 reels
    light
    backup lightwrist slate with deco schedules for that dive wrifgten on it
    Deco gas
    just your standard tech rig
    no scooter no camera
    half the time no dive buddy
    (thereason i have 2 reels is if im running a line, and then something bad happens and i need to blow a bag
    Trolls

    Not just for under bridges anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by teknitroxdiver
    Doesn't the saddle get soggy?
    Never mind the saddle getting wet, what does the pony have to take with it?
    "It is my feeling that we will live on for centuries if we can only survive the first dozen years of childhood."
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    Carl Sagan 1934 - 1996

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    On vacation in warm water...

    Back up air integrated wrist computer
    2 knives
    EMT sheers
    Storm whistle
    Spare air (filled the day before so I know it stays filled)
    S sausage
    Rescue laser flare (in a condom)
    2 lights
    2 strobes
    Compass
    Camera/video depends on the dive
    Reel (s)
    Mirror

    If dive in my home area add to above:

    2 knives
    Can light
    2 reels
    1 or 2 lift bags
    Spare mask
    40cf pony with its own 1st and 2nd (no need for spare air)
    Various tools

    I am sure there is more...no laughing please....

    Mike
    O divine art of subtlety and secrecy!
    Through you we learn to be invisible, through you inaudible;
    and hence hold the enemy's fate in our hands.

    -- Sun Tzu, The Art of War, c. 500bc

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